J.T. Miller at a loss for words when asked if teammates are buying in (w/video)

Yet another loss for the Vancouver Canucks and the team has now been on the losing end of six of their last seven games to drop to a record of 6-12-2 on the season. Frustration is clearly starting to set in, and that was evident during media time with J.T. Miller following Wednesday night's 4-1 loss to Pittsburgh.

Miller was finishing up answering a question by saying Vancouver can be a really hard team to play against when everyone buys in. As a follow up, he was asked if everyone was buying in right now, and he seemed at a complete loss for words. Check it out:

Miller, who is the team's leading scorer with 20 points (7G, 12A) in 19 games, has been the subject of some trade rumours recently, with Minnesota being pegged as the team most interested in his services. Whether that actually happens is anyone's guess. However, it seems clear that Miller, and likely the rest of his teammates, are just about at the end of their ropes when it comes to losing.

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