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Late-round pick who has seemed to have been worth the flyer to this point. A steady defender who doesn’t have a true standout skill.


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May 2023 – Guenette had a good season in Belleville, where he displayed some offensive production with 40 points in 72 games with 23 of those points coming on the power play. He was rewarded with one game in the NHL where he played just under nine minutes. Guenette is behind Bernard-Docker and Thomson on the depth chart, but he has bridged the gap in the past year and is now someone to be considered. Grant Campbell

 

June 2022 – The 21-year-old played his first season in the AHL  and had six goals and 13 assists in 48 games. The seventh-round pick continues to exceed expectations after signing his ELC. However, he might need another season or two before he gets a look with Ottawa. Grant Campbell

 

January 2019 – Guénette has had a decent season and has shown growth since the start of the year. His coach in Val d’Or has noted his improvements, especially at the offensive end of the ice. He came into the year looking to improve and has done just that. His skating and passing ability have been on display for most of the year, despite the muted production on a bad team. Guénette’s production should go up if he is surrounded by talent by next season whether that be with the Val d’Or Foreurs or another team within the QMJHL. His situation in the Quebec league should be monitored because the talent is there but he hasn’t been given much to work with this year. Tony Ferrari

 

November 2019 – The seventh-round pick from last June’s draft has been solid with a struggling Val d’Or Foreurs team this year. He has been talked about when it comes to naming players for Team Canada’s World Junior Camp invites and has put together a solid season of production. He has a decent shot from the point and plays a smart defensive game. He can make good first passes and he skates well enough to make his way through junior hockey but may need to improve as he advances through the Senators’ system. Overall, the lottery ticket of a seventh-round pick seems to have been well worth it to this point with the Senators possibly having found a diamond in the rough in the late stages of the 2019 Draft. Tony Ferrari

Attributes
Fantasy Upside 4.5
NHL Certainty 4.0
Country CAN
Position D
Roster Type Junior
Shoot/Glove Right
Date of Birth April 28, 2001
Height 6‘2”
Weight 196 lbs
Drafted 2019 Round 7; Overall: 187
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Stats – Frozen Tools – Profile on FT

SeasonLeagueTeamGPGAPTSPIM+/-
2024-2025AHLBelleville Senators58914233413
2023-2024NHLOttawa Senators70002-1
2023-2024AHLBelleville Senators5872734185
2022-2023NHLOttawa Senators10000-1
2022-2023AHLBelleville Senators725354025-14
2021-2022AHLBelleville Senators48613194-8
2020-2021QMJHLVal-d'Or Foreurs36517221419
2019-2020QMJHLVal-d'Or Foreurs6211294022-11
2018-2019QMJHLVal-d'Or Foreurs688243236-33
2018-2019Hlinka Gretzky CupCanada U18511220
2017-2018WHC-17Canada Black U17501120
2017-2018U17-DevTeam Black300000
2017-2018QMJHLVal-d'Or Foreurs611111212-35
2016-2017QMAAALevis Chevaliers404121640
2016-2017QGC-16Team Quebec Blue521300
2015-2016QM17EPointe-Levy Corsaires M17 Espoir300000
2015-2016QM15AAAPointe-Levy Corsaires M15 AAA3311819120
2014-2015QBAAAPointe-Levy Corsaires U15 AAA100000
2014-2015QBAAPointe-Levy Corsaires Bntm AAA R2825760
2013-2014QC Int PWPointe-Levy Corsaires200000
2012-2013QC Int PWRive-Sud Express 1 M13 AA200000

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