“You’re not going to get flash or pure skill out of Moore, but you’ll find someone who can play a role and get the job done. The two-way forward has good size at 6-foot-2, and he’s not afraid to outmuscle players. He doesn’t get too fancy or anything like that with the puck – instead, he spends a lot of time around the net at both ends of the ice. When Moore is really on his game – when he desperately wants the puck or has a chance to get a second, third, or even fourth look at a chance – he can be so dangerous. I just want to see more consistency – something he has really improved in the latter stages of the season.”

“After a bit of a slow start Moore’s game has built momentum and he’s trending up as his team heads towards the U18 World Championships next month in Frisco, Texas. Moore is a big body who is difficult to check and has the ability to take over shifts offensively. Sometimes it takes prospects who grow tall early in their development more time to mature in all areas of their game. Moore has the coordination, speed, and hockey sense to have significant impact. I’m looking for even more engagement from him in the last month of his season and monitoring his consistent compete.”

“Moore is a play-connecting center who always seems to know where to move the puck next. He has good vision and a good shot. There have been concerns with his mobility, but he gets to his spots and doesn’t find himself behind the play. Moore has size and can use it from time to time, but using his frame more will only help him become even more effective.”