In Miller, the Sabres land a solid defenseman who can play on the power play (and even in shorthanded situations, in a pinch). The 26-year-old is not too expensive ($3.85 million) but is now one of four right defensemen on Buffalo's roster. Expect another move here.

The Golden Knights were in a bit of a salary-cap crunch and had no choice but to trade someone off their roster for future assets. They chose to move Miller, which could mean a rookie (Jimmy Schuldt or Nicolas Hague) will make the Vegas team out of training camp this year.

Miller was not the top power-play QB option in Vegas (Shea Theodore was) and he will not get that job in Buffalo, either (due to Rasmus Dahlin's presence in the lineup). So, look for Miller's fantasy stats to remain largely unchanged with the Sabres.