Travis Moen

Travis Moen (born the April 6th 1982 with Swift Current in the Saskatchewan with the Canada) is a professional player of Hockey.

Career in club

It begins its career while playing in the Western Hockey League for the Rockets de Kelowna in 1998. It spends three seasons with the team registering 58 points and receiving nearly 400 minutes of penalties.

In 2000, it takes part in the fishing out of entry in the National league of hockey and is chosen by the Flames of Calgary at the time of the fifth round (155e selected player). It chooses not to join the Flames and continuous in the WHL until the priority of the Flames to make him sign a contract expires. It signs then as a free agent with the Blackhawks of Chicago in 2002.

Affected with the team of the American League of hockey, the Admirals de Norfolk for the season 2002-03, it makes its beginnings the following season in the LNH playing the totality of the matches. During the '' {{Lang|in|lockout}} '' 2004-05 of the LNH, it plays with Admirals and before the beginning of the season 2005-06, it joined the Mighty Ducks d' Anaheim in return of Michael Holmqvist.

For the season 2006-07, it plays on the same line of attack as Samuel Påhlsson and Rob Niedermayer. Ducks manage to reach the eliminatory Séries of the Coupe Stanley and Moen is decisive against the Canucks of Vancouver registering the goal of the victory so that the team finally leads 3 matches to 1 of the conference of the West. It also marks two decisive goals for the final series against the Senators d' Ottawa: it registers the goal of the victory of the first match as well as the third goal of the last match gained 5 to 2.

Personal trophies and honors

; National league of Selected hockey

at the time of the fishing out 2000 by the Flames of Calgary (155e choice - fifth round)
Cut Stanley - 2007 with the Ducks d' Anaheim

Statistical in career

Card on www.hockeydb.com

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