Roy’s strong skating base and aggressive instinctual play allowed him to play a role in Lévis’ transition game while also being a stalwart defending off the rush. He was quite effective in the offensive zone, often looking to attack down the wall while holding the puck at the point, slipping through checks to gain access down low before hooking a pass to the slot area. Some of his best moments in transition came as a puck rusher, where he often opted to take the space that was offered to him in order to build speed through crossovers and enter the offensive zone with speed and control. I noted a couple of sequences where he was able to utilize his lateral mobility to close quickly on puck-carriers and kill entries at the defensive line before making a quick outlet up ice to initiate a counterattack chance.