Chicago Blackhawks Promote Oliver Moore
The Chicago Blackhawks have officially promoted Oliver Moore from their AHL affiliate, the Rockford IceHogs, marking his first appearance in the NHL this season. This roster adjustment comes as forward Jason Dickinson has been moved to injured reserve due to a prior injury sustained on October 30th.
Moore’s Impressive AHL Performance
Moore has shown impressive performance during his initial nine games in the AHL this year, notching six goals and three assists, totaling nine points. This offensive output positions him as the leading rookie scorer in the AHL. Given his standout training camp performance, his early success in the league comes as no surprise. Moore has focused on refining his offensive skills, particularly enhancing his shot, and the progress he’s made is evident in his play during the preseason and in the AHL.
Previous NHL Experience
The young forward had previously seen action in nine games with the Blackhawks at the end of last season, where he contributed four assists but is still seeking his first NHL goal. His swift skating and relentless play style are expected to add significant speed to the Blackhawks’ lineup, making them even more dynamic on the ice.
Additional Roster Moves
In an additional move, the Blackhawks announced the reassignment of Landon Slaggert back to the IceHogs, providing him the opportunity to regain his footing through consistent ice time.
Upcoming Game
Moore is set to be in the lineup for the Blackhawks as they are poised to face off against the Seattle Kraken on Monday night. Fans are encouraged to catch the latest developments, game analyses, and player updates through The Hockey News platform.
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