Ryan Miller made quite a name for himself during the NHL lockout. The now-legendary verbal tirade that he leveled at Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs served as one of many galvanizing moments for the players in their 113 day long conflict with the owners. Miller knew his role in those negotiations, as he was only one of the 750 soldiers in the fight. He saw an opportunity to move the process forward, so...
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