Ian Moore signs the NHL contract with Anaheim Ducks

Ian Moore, a senior captain from Harvard Hockey, signed a two -year entry -level contract with the Anaheim Ducks. Moore played 122 career games as the key player in his four seasons and became one of only nine defenders in the program history to beat 120. With remarkable achievements, including the ECAC all-rookie and second all-IVY teams, Moore’s career ended with strong 56 points and 60 blocked shots, which directed him to Harvard’s defensive sizes.

According to the numbers

• 122 career games played, 9th defender to reach 120+ since 2002.
• 56 career points, 7th in the program history since 2002-03.
• 60 blocked shots in the senior year and took 4th place for the program.

Yes but

Despite its strong college success, the transition to the NHL can be challenges, including adaptation to the faster pace and the higher level of ability of the game.

State

• Moore was an outstanding player in Harvard and led the team as captain.
• His performance in the NCAA championship showed his potential on a large stage.

What’s next

It is expected that Moore will join the Ducks, where he will establish himself in the NHL and may contribute to a reconstruction franchise.

Conclusion

Ian Moore’s signing at the Anaheim Ducks reflects a promising future and shows his skills and leadership in a successful college career, but success in the NHL depends on the adaptation to a higher level of competition.