Jayson More
Jayson W. More ( born January 12, 1969 in Souris, Manitoba ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey player. During his career he played for the New York Rangers, Minnesota North Stars, San Jose Sharks, Phoenix Coyotes, Chicago Blackhawks and Nashville Predators in the National Hockey League.
Career
More played for four years from 1984 to 1988 in the Western Hockey League with three different teams. After being selected in the NHL Entry Draft in 1987 in the first round in the tenth place of the New York Rangers, he delivered in the following season 1987/88 his best and most productive year in the WHL from with 60 points in 70 games, but also 270 penalty minutes, giving him the appointment to the WHL West First All-Star Team.
Prior to the 1988/89 season the defender moved in the professional sector, since he had submitted a contract offer from the Rangers. However, they put him at first in the International Hockey League with the Denver Rangers one before he played his first NHL game for the team from the Big Apple in the rest of the season. It was his only game for the Rangers, as they transferred him to the Minnesota North Stars in November 1989. After only five NHL appearances for the North Stars, he was one year to the Montreal Canadiens, the him exclusively in the American Hockey League farm team. As the Canadiens found no use for More, she left him in the NHL Expansion Draft 1991 unprotected, making the San Jose Sharks, was held for their squad increase in the Draft him selected. Equal to the 1991/92 season was the Canadians a place in the individual sparse Sharks squad, where he remained faithful to the end of the season 1995/96. His best season he played there in 1991/92 with 17 points in the summer of 1996 had More to the New York Rangers return because Sharks him, together with Brian Swanson and a draft law, had exchanged for Marty McSorley. When the Rangers got back More significantly less operations than in San Jose and was in February 1997 again part of an exchange transaction. For Mike Eastwood and Dallas Eakins, he moved to the Phoenix Coyotes. After a year of transfer followed to the Chicago Blackhawks, but where he remained only until the summer of 1998, as his contract had expired. As a free agent, he signed a contract with the Nashville Predators newly established.
Due to a 10 December 1998 suffered in the game against the Florida Panthers head injury he was forced after only 18 games for Nashville to end his career prematurely.