Creative winger with well-rounded offensive instincts and skill, Perreault shows tremendous anticipation and vision with the puck on his stick and can navigate around defenders in traffic with ease thanks to his exceptional timing, smooth skating, quick crossovers and speedy reflexes. While his skating isn’t at an elite level and he doesn’t have a lot of jump off the top, he is strong on his skates and does a nice job of moving the puck when he gets going. Has a strong shot with high power and a quick release, which he relies on heavily as he likes to set up down low for one-timer opportunities. He also does a nice job of moving the puck and keeping the play alive with sharp and accurate passes when the shooting opportunities aren’t there. He identifies passing lanes and makes crisp passes, but he isn’t one to dazzle as a distributor. He has some bouts of inconsistency, but when he is fully engaged, he is often the most dangerous player on the ice. His effort also lacks at times in his own end, but he generally gets his stick into the passing lanes and has the skill to win loose puck battles and races. He uses his sturdy frame to box players out of board battles or in front of the net. Overall, he is a dangerous goal scorer when engaged and if he puts forward a consistent effort in all areas of his game, he will be a great offensive addition.

– FCHockey’s 2020 NHL Draft Guide