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J.T. Miller expects Team USA role to be a familiar one as he fulfills delayed Olympic dream
MILAN — J.T. Miller didn’t exactly dream of playing in the Olympics growing up, like most of the athletes competing at the Milan Cortina Games.
Rather than the Olympics, the X Games — which typically include skateboarding, freestyle motocross, skiing and snowboarding — were more likely to be on the television in his childhood home in East Palestine, Ohio.
Representing his country on the Olympic stage didn’t cross Miller’s mind until he joined the U.S. national team at 16 in 2009.
Seventeen years later, here he is donning the red, white and blue in Italy. Team USA general manager Bill Guerin opted to retain Miller from the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament last February, after the 32-year-old played a role in the team’s second-place finish.
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It’s one thing to represent your country in international competition, like the 4 Nations Face-Off or the IIHF World Championship. It’s a whole other thing to do so at the Winter Olympics. New York Rangers stars J.T. Miller and Vincent Trocheck will find that out first-hand Thursday in Milan.
Each 32-year-old forward expects to make his Olympics debut for the United States when Team USA opens the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics with a game against Latvia (3:10 ET puck drop). Miller looks to be set, playing wing on the fourth line. Trocheck could center the fourth line or be the extra forward, since IIHF rules allow for each team to dress 20 skaters, instead of 18, for international play.
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