Ht/Wt: 6' 3"/204 lbs
Position: RW
Team: Brampton (OHL)

Porter Martone's Player Profile

Corey Pronman - The Athletic - June 10th: "Martone's skill level and creativity with the puck are elite, especially for a man his size. His reach and skill will allow him to beat a ton of NHL defenders one-on-one. He makes a lot of difficult plays and does so in traffic."

Adam Kimelman - NHL.com - June 9th: "Martone brings a physical, offensive game that's been compared to Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk, but also the maturity to be Brampton's captain as an 18-year-old. His decision-making with the puck, ability to use his body to hold off defenders and high hockey IQ stand out, and he's worked hard to improve his skating."

Mike Morreale - NHL.com - June 9th: "The right-handed power forward (6-3, 208) has a proven scoring touch, leading Brampton with 61 assists, 98 points and 29 power-play points (seven goals, 22 assists) in 57 games while serving as captain."

Scott Wheeler - The Athletic - June 2nd: "Martone's got a pro game and frame. He battles, goes to the net, finishes his checks, and will drop the gloves. He handles the puck smoothly for his size and can be quite noticeable in possession when he’s playing with confidence and intention."

Steven Ellis - Daily Faceoff - May 27th: "He possesses an excellent combination of skill, size and power, and he’s equally dangerous as a shooter and a passer. He’s not your typical power forward player, and that’s because he can beat guys with pure skill."

Tony Ferrari - The Hockey News - May 12th: "He is a power playmaker who has a very good shot, and he brings some really intriguing physicality. Some believe there is some Matthew Tkachuk in him, while others believe he’s a bit more like Brady Tkachuk. Either way, there is a very good player here in Martone."

Jason Bukala - Sportsnet - March 26th: "He’s a giant of a man who has a presence. McQueen is equally adept at directing pucks on net, using his size and strength to shield opponents in the process, or extending plays and distributing the puck."

Craig Button - TSN - March 25th: "He’s not a wild card because of his skill or his potential, he’s a wild card because of that type of injury,” said Button. “I feel really lucky because I’ve been able to watch him for three years and I’ve seen progression and how gifted he is."

Smaht Scouting - March 23rd: "He also has this incredible knack for always emerging from busy areas on the ice with the puck. You watch him call for passes with one or two bodies on him and yet he still has the stick speed and physicality to find the puck and give himself room."

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