Team Building Beginning for Two Blackhawks Prospects
As rebuilding teams continue to acquire talent through the draft and trades, players must start developing chemistry and personal relationships to understand one another and how they work.
These essential steps are needed since teams seek players who will harmonize on the ice. It holds true for two Blackhawks prospects, Sam Rinzel and Oliver Moore, who will play for the University of Minnesota next year and have decided to room together.
In a recent interview, Rinzel spoke highly of Moore, describing him as one of the fastest kids he has ever seen and stating that he will be a formidable force to be reckoned with.
These observations hold significance for the Blackhawks as they continue to evaluate their prospects and construct their new team using the 21st-century methods of the NHL.
General Manager Kyle Davidson made an astute move by drafting the best player in the juniors, Connor Bedard, and now he will be seeking additional players to compliment his roster. While the Blackhawks still have a long way to go before their product is complete, they have successfully taken the first crucial steps.
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Will Sam Rinzel or Oliver Moore become fixtures on the Blackhawks soon? | ||
| Yes | 138 | 70.4 % |
| No | 58 | 29.6 % |
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