Oliver Moore

Moore made the jump straight from the University of Minnesota, where he had 12 goals and 21 assists in 38 games, to the NHL last season for a nine-game introduction with the Blackhawks. He had four assists in those games, averaging 13:35 of ice time, and he also played on Chicago’s second power-play unit. The Blackhawks' forward group is crowded in the top six, where the 20-year-old would likely fit best given his 5-foot-11 stature and speedy style of play, so it wouldn’t be surprising if he spends some time with AHL Rockford to start the season. However, if he grabs an NHL roster spot, he’s certainly capable of bringing enough complimentary offense to the table to be a fantasy option in deeper leagues, even as a rookie. His situation is worth monitoring in training camp. Read Past Outlooks