Trevor Moore sidelined with upper-body injury for Kings

Trevor Moore, a left wing for the Los Angeles Kings, is sidelined with an upper-body injury. His injury raises uncertainty about his availability for upcoming games. Moore has been an important player for the Kings, contributing 15 goals and 17 assists this season. Moore missed Sunday’s game against the Boston Bruins due to this injury. Kings’ head coach Jim Hiller described Moore's condition as day-to-day. The 29-year-old has been a key scorer, and his absence may force the team to change its offensive strategies. In his last game against the Bruins on March 23, Moore did not have any points or shots on goal. Trevor Lewis took his place in the lineup, adding depth to the team. If Moore remains out for a while, the Kings may need to rethink their approach to offense as they prepare for the playoffs. There is hope that Moore could return for the game against the New York Rangers on Tuesday. Until then, the Kings will monitor his recovery closely. Fans and commentators are eagerly awaiting updates on Moore's condition.