"I'm a competitive center, a versatile player who can play any situation. My biggest factor is making players around me better, being a playmaker in the offensive zone, and also a vocal leader on and off the ice."
"Pretty much anything you can imagine you need your hands for hockey was affected by [the wrist injuries]. Lucky enough I have a good staff, good facilities, and my therapist in Moncton is excellent. So I just did a lot of treatments to help me get through it and give it 100 percent every night."
"My plan is as young as I can to play in the NHL. I won't force anything, but when I'm ready I'll be at the place where I can play in the NHL the year after. If Moncton is the best option, I'll go back to Moncton."
"I watch a lot of hockey, and what interests me is probably different than what you would expect," Desnoyers said. "I watch what players are doing when they don't have the puck ... the details, where they are, how they react, where are they placing their bodies to be in good position to get the puck back.
"When you don't have the puck, you want it. So it's a part of the game I've worked on a lot."