Emerging Talents in Hockey
In a recent assessment by The Hockey News, Ryan Kennedy ranked the top 100 hockey players aged 21 and under, highlighting the emerging talents within the sport.
Oliver Moore’s Recognition
Among the players listed from positions 81 to 100, Chicago Blackhawks‘ forward Oliver Moore received notable recognition, landing at the 91st spot. At just 20 years old, Moore is regarded for his significant potential, particularly evident from his performance this season.
Performance Highlights
During his tenure with the Blackhawks, he has already made a mark by scoring two goals and accumulating five points over ten games. This follows his initial NHL campaign where he notched four assists in nine appearances.
Before his call-up to the NHL, Moore was impressive with the Rockford IceHogs in the AHL, demonstrating his scoring ability through six goals and nine points in a mere nine contests.
College Performance and Future Prospects
Additionally, Moore had a solid showing in the previous season with the University of Minnesota, where he recorded 12 goals and 33 points in 38 games played. Given his recent accomplishments and upward trajectory, the excitement surrounding Moore’s future with the Blackhawks is palpable.
Drafted in the first round of 2023, he is anticipated to evolve into a significant contributor to the team, further validating his inclusion in The Hockey News‘ prestigious list of promising young players.
