Dirtyf1ghter
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Zachary Morin was announced as the best player born in 2007 from Quebec for 3 years.
The exceptional status was a possibility.
However, it seems that this QMAAA start to the season reveals another player: Nathan Lecompte. 10 points in 7 games. Either a better ppg production than Joe Veleno (52 points in 41 games).
It's hard to compare his career with Alexis Lafrenière, I think he's less impressive but it's still quite astonishing.
Very amused to see how the performances of Lecompte and Morin will evolve and how they will be perceived for the QMJHL 2023 draft.
I don't think it will achieve exceptional status. The Veleno case does not argue in favor of such a decision.
Nevertheless, he leads the statistical table ahead of all players born in 2006.
The exceptional status was a possibility.
However, it seems that this QMAAA start to the season reveals another player: Nathan Lecompte. 10 points in 7 games. Either a better ppg production than Joe Veleno (52 points in 41 games).
It's hard to compare his career with Alexis Lafrenière, I think he's less impressive but it's still quite astonishing.
Very amused to see how the performances of Lecompte and Morin will evolve and how they will be perceived for the QMJHL 2023 draft.
I don't think it will achieve exceptional status. The Veleno case does not argue in favor of such a decision.
Nevertheless, he leads the statistical table ahead of all players born in 2006.