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Moore slips to 21st, selected by Columbus

Published: June 26, 2009, 7:12 pm, by admin

Defenseman John Moore slipped a little bit in the draft, going 21st to Columbus, which traded up to get him. Moore slipping isn’t the worst thing for CC – especially if the Blue Jackets push him to play college instead of junior hockey next season.
Moore ties Mark Stuart’s record. Stuart was the highest-drafted player in CC history, at 21st overall.

4 comments on “Moore slips to 21st, selected by Columbus”

  1. harry on said:

    Any word on if John has decided on attending CC, or if he has chosen to play juniors? I know which one I am hoping for!

  2. Frank Schwab on said:

    Sorry Harry, haven’t heard anything as of this moment. I think it’s a pretty tough decision for Moore. He seemed to be legitimately on the fence last time I talked to him about it.

  3. harry on said:

    Thanks Frank, I appreciate the response. I would think if he doesn’t come to CC, that that would leave the Tigers with a big “hole” in their team this year, with little time to adjust. But as we’ve learned in the past, the team can’t revolve around one player.

  4. Tiffany on said:

    I was just wondering if there is any word on if any of the CC players are at any development camps?

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