2025 NHL Draft
2024 NHL Draft
2023 NHL Draft
Past Draft Pages
NHL Player Search

Looking for when a
player was drafted?
Previous NHL Drafts
Contacting myNHLdraft





Caleb Desnoyers Profile


Caleb Desnoyers
Ht/Wt: 6' 2"/179 lbs
Position: C
Team: Moncton (QMJHL)



Caleb Desnoyers's Player Profile

Corey Pronman - The Athletic - January 28th: "He's tall and fast and makes a lot happen with and without the puck. Desnoyers displays excellent skill and playmaking ability. He creates offense on the move, off the perimeter and at the net."

Ryan Kennedy - The Hockey News - January 27th: "An absolutely awesome force out of the 'Q,' Desnoyers plays a strong game and has a solid frame to build on. Leading his Wildcats in scoring by a considerable margin."

Sam Cosentino - Sportsnet - January 22nd: "By the time we get to the draft, he may very well end up being a top three pick. His details and compete level present a game mature beyond his years."

Hannah Stuart - Bleacher Report - January 20th: "We see flashes of the dynamic features of his game, but we don't see them consistently enough for my liking yet. Still, he brings value every time he steps onto the ice, and he can build on that to improve the aforementioned aspects of his game."

Steven Ellis - Daily Faceoff - January 16th: "I think he’s a great playmaker and he’s one of the smarter centers in this draft. He might not be the flashiest, but at the very least, Desnoyers is going to be a middle-six center because he does so many great things away from the puck."

Tony Ferrari - The Hockey News - Dec. 17th: "He’s asked to do a lot in Moncton, and he’s found a way to be a capable driver of play. He is at his best when playing with higher-end players and showcasing his ability to be a play connector and complementary asset to the line."

Smaht Scouting - Dec. 10th: "The biggest question with Desnoyers is the upside. The role he plays for the Wildcats, being the focal point of the offense is not likely to be his role at the NHL level. The skill level, especially when it comes to handling the puck, is inconsistent and while his playmaking is good, it’s not the elite trait that would be needed to be able to cement him as a true top of the line prospect in the NHL draft."

Jason Bukala - Sportsnet - Dec. 3rd: "He's engaged in all three zones and competes for pucks in traffic. Desnoyers is a threat to produce off the rush. He has the vision and patience to slow things down and wait for options to present themselves."

Caleb Desnoyers's Stats




Click here to return