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Oliver Moore’s calling card has always been his speed. His edge work is elite, and he generates power from every stride. Moore isn’t a bruiser, but he plays with pace.
[See the full post at: Oliver Moore: Blackhawks Prospect Set for a Defining Season]
Oliver Moore’s calling card has always been his speed. His edge work is elite, and he generates power from every stride. Moore isn’t a bruiser, but he plays with pace.
[See the full post at: Oliver Moore: Blackhawks Prospect Set for a Defining Season]
He’s bulked up to 195lbs after starting his sophomore season a year ago in Minnesota at 185lbs. As long as his elite speed still remains, the extra bulk will simply help absorb NHL hits rather than hoping he all the sudden starts hitting like Hyman did in the playoffs lol. Would be nice if he could share how he added that bulk to KK!
Thanks for your comment @Assman22
Exactly — the added bulk is only going to help him handle NHL contact, and if he keeps that elite speed, watch out. He doesn’t need to suddenly become a hitter like Hyman, just being harder to knock off the puck will make a huge difference. And yes, KK could definitely use a page from that playbook! ????
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