Renaud’s combination of speed and power make him a handful to deal with both on the forecheck and with the puck on his stick in transition. He was at his best at this camp when he was imposing himself physically on the opposition by pressuring opposing defenders and using his frame to remove them from the puck to win back possession. With the puck on his stick he liked to push back defenders on their heels by attacking in a straight line, hoping to take defenders wide before either dropping his shoulder and driving the net or funneling pucks to the middle of the ice looking to generate chances from the inside. There’s still some room to round out his game, especially in the playmaking category, but I think Renaud has a really solid foundation to work with.