Inside Wheeler’s Shocking Summer 2025 NHL Prospect Rankings: Who’s the True Future Star?

A favorite of mine, Moore has consistently impressed me across levels and competitions over the last few years — on trips down to Plymouth during his time at the program (as well as after two World Junior Summer Showcases), where he was the focal point of the 2005 age group’s second line and a real driver of play and offense behind their record-breaking first line; in Switzerland for the 2023 U18 worlds, Sweden for the 2024 World Juniors (where he began as the team’s 13th forward but also had a good run on the first line) and Ottawa for the 2025 World Juniors (where he created and drove more than he finished, which is a bit of a theme); and with the Golden Gophers from his exhibition run as a freshman through his sophomore year (even if he didn’t take a step statistically as a second-year player). I thought he looked like he belonged in the NHL in the spring as well.

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