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PROSPECT PROFILES JACOB PERREAULT

Jacob Perreault

Sarnia Sting

OHL

C

5'11"/198



Size/Strength         Average

Skating         Above Average

Shot/Scoring         Excellent

Puckhandling          Excellent

Physical Play         Average

Offensive Play Excellent

Defensive Play Below Average

Hockey Sense        Good

Competitiveness     Excellent

Strengths

1. Owns one of the best shots in the draft and is easily one of the most lethal bad-angle scorers

2. Can snipe it from anywhere and has silky-smooth hands with a soft touch, which allows him to roof pucks from in close

3. Has tremendous puck control and also is a very good passer around the net

Cause for Concern

1. Defensive zone coverage

2. Needs to improve his skating speed

3. Needs to add more strength 

Skill:

One of the best pure scorers in the draft, has one of the best shots in the draft and very good puck control.

Scouting Report:

Jacob Perreault is the son of former NHL center Yannic Perreault but plays an entirely different way than his father Yanic used to. Perreault has one of the best shots in the draft, he can snipe it from anywhere and is a lethal scorer especially when shooting from a bad angle. Along with being a tremendous scorer, Perreault also is a great passer and has phenominal puck control. He can play both Wing and Center but as of right now he should play the wing until he improves on the defensive side of the puck. His play in the Defensive zone leaves much to be desired and he also isn't the best skater either. Jacob Perreault will need some to round out his game but he certainly does have the potential to be an elite top 6 scorer in the NHL. As far as where Perreault will go in the draft, i think Perreault will be a late first round pick.

NHL Potential:

Elite Top 6 scoring forward

Style Comparison: Kyle Connor

Stats: 

Sarnia Sting    OHL       63 GP       30 G       55 Pts    

Sarnia Sting    OHL       57 GP       39 G       70 Pts


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