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With poor production in the ECHL, Labbe has a lot of work to do.


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September 2017 – With just 33 games played between the AHL/ECHL, Dylan Labbe will need to really make a name for himself with Iowa this year to stay in the eyes of Minnesota management. Managing just two points in the AHL, and just 0.33 points per game in the ECHL, the outlook appears relatively bleak for the 6’2” defenseman from Quebec. Will Scouch

 

June 2016 – Dylan Labbe managed to skate in 54 games in the debut season of his tenure with the Iowa Wild and understandably went timid in his first time under the bright lights that come with professional hockey. He managed to amass six points in that time with a minus-7 rating and a tidy 50 penalty minutes. He needs to get his defense together in short order to properly earn a plum spot in the rotation that his shutdown capabilities demand. Until then, he projects to at least make a sneaky play for penalty minutes from the back end. Edric Joseph

May 2015- Not that the wild is in dire need on the blueline, Dylan Labbe has signed his entry level contract. He is a year or two away, but he can make for a nice top four addition to the Minnesota Wild core when the time comes. While the Wild has several options a defense, Labbe boasts a left handed shot which is a good competitive advantage to have. He’s come along with his offensive game, finishing sixth among QMJHL defensemen with 51 points this past season for the Shawinigan Cataractes. Edric Joseph

 

November 2014 – Still in need of seasoning to prepare for fulltime duty patrolling an NHL blue line, Dylan Labbe projects to be a nifty source of defensive stability down the road for Minnesota. Labbe is a stay at home defender that isn’t afraid to get physical for the sake of disrupting the opposition’s offensive advances or standing up for his teammates. His willingness to pursue a gritty style makes him a desirable teammate and a player one loathes to compete against. Due his dominant posture being defense, his gradually improving offensive contributions often go unnoticed. As such, Labbe is capable of sending his team the other way in a hurry with his adept ability to pass out to open teammates while maintaining his composure even when under duress. After completing his tenure with the QMJHL, Dylan Labbe will likely require time at the AHL level to harness his mobility to increase his offensive consistency. This will also allot him needed time to grow into his sizeable 6-2 frame in order for his physical brand of hockey to make the effective transition to the pros. Edric Joseph

Attributes
Fantasy Upside 2.0
NHL Certainty 1.5
Country CAN
Position D
Roster Type Free Agent
Shoot/Glove Left
Date of Birth January 9, 1995
Height 6‘2”
Weight 205 lbs
Drafted 2013 Round 4; Overall: 107

Stats

 Season Team League GP G A TP PIM      Playoffs GP G A TP PIM 
 2010-2011 Beauce-Appalaches Canam M17 AAAQM17AAA- - -- -|        
  Lévis ChevaliersQM18AAA3 0 00 4|        
 2011-2012 Lévis ChevaliersQM18AAA38 13 1124 30|Playoffs4 0 11
  Shawinigan CataractesQMJHL6 0 00 7|Playoffs4 0 11
 2012-2013 Shawinigan CataractesQMJHL61 7 2128 57|        
 2013-2014 Shawinigan CataractesQMJHL63 9 1827 20|Playoffs3 0 00
  Iowa WildAHL11 1 23 4|        
 2014-2015 Shawinigan CataractesQMJHL63 15 3651 43|Playoffs7 1 78 15 
  QMJHL All-StarsJr Super Series2 0 11 4|        
  Iowa WildAHL3 0 00 0|        
 2015-2016 Iowa WildAHL54 4 26 50|        
 2016-2017 Iowa WildAHL16 0 22 11|        
  Quad City MallardsECHL17 3 36 21|Playoffs3 1 01
 2017-2018 Rapid City RushECHL42 2 68 43|        
 2018-2019 Wichita ThunderECHL6 0 11 2|        
 2019-2020 Thetford Mines AssuranciaLNAH29 3 1114 39|        
 2020-2021 Did not play |        
 2021-2022 Thetford Mines AssuranciaLNAH26 3 1316 39|Playoffs13 5 49 20 
  Trois-Rivières LionsECHL7 2 02 15|        
 2022-2023 Thetford Mines AssuranciaLNAH8 1 23 7|Playoffs8 1 45
 2023-2024 Saint-Georges-de-Beauce COOL-FMLNAH32 7 1118 29|        

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