If he decides to play this year, have him center the third line, move Boyle to the wing and have a line of:
Hagelin - Moore - Boyle
Brooks mentions NYR looing for a depth F which does make sense as they can keep all the current players in CT down for call up options. Whoever gets signed likely is a spare anyway
I would be fine with Moore, man his brother gets clocked by Bertuzzi then this, tough stuff.
I am fine with Winchester, Moore, Fehr, Dvorak,etc as long as they come cheap
That's awful. I wouldn't be surprised if he sat out for the season.
That said, I would be fine with giving Moore a contract. He's a good player.
Moore over Boyle? Come on now guys.
Moore has spent more time on a 3rd line than Boyle has... I think it would come down to chemistry with line mates.. To me, Boyle has had a lot of success on a grinding line, but maybe he would be great with Hagelin and Pyatt... who knows. Tortorella changes lines 50 times a game anyway so it doesn't matter what you write down on paper.
Moore over Boyle? Come on now guys.
Too many people on these boards forget who our coach is, Torts LOVES Boyle! Boyle is not going to get displaced from the 3rd line center position for Dom Moore, everyone here wanted Anisimov to center the 3rd line and Boyle on the 4th... how did that work out? Artie is gone and the job belongs to Boyle. Moore plays a lot of wing and I could see him pushing Pyatt down to the 4th line if he signed here.
Easy choice to make.
Moore is a MUCH better player than Boyle and that's at both ends of the ice and on special teams.
I would like to know about the comments he made.
seems to me it may not have been that bad. I usually remember guys that bad mouth the Rangers. Don't remember Moore doing that, but I could have missed that
Moore, a third-round pick in 2000, signed with the New York Rangers and joined their AHL affiliate the Hartford Wolf Pack for most of two seasons. He played five games for the Rangers in 2003-04, getting three assists in his NHL debut – becoming only the second Rangers player to record three points in a first game.
After scoring 19 goals for the Wolf Pack in the lockout season in 2004-05, Moore earned a spot with the Rangers and played in all 82 regular-season games and four in the playoffs. Moore had nine goals and nine assists, playing mostly a fourth-line role with a plus/minus rating of plus-4.
Despite the strong season, Moore was dealt to Pittsburgh in a three-way trade with Nashville that netted the Rangers current Lightning forward Adam Hall.
“That’s the New York Rangers way,†Moore said. “It’s the toughest organization of all to break in with because, even more so before the lockout, they tend to buy players instead of developing them. To break in there was an accomplishment in itself.â€
He was absolutely correct.
Yeah exactly. Never understood people's hatred for the guy because he spoke the truth about our organization.
I think some people construed it as sour grapes. I don't have a problem with it, especially now.
I think Moore would be a good addition to this team. He's a smart player who could fill in at a couple of spots.