After scoring over 200 total points within two seasons of domination for the AAA York Simcoe Express, Quinton Byfield proved that his size and speed would translate perfectly at the next level. In the 2018 OHL Draft, the Sudbury Wolves selected Quinton Byfield with their first overall selection with the expectation that he’d help improve the 17 win team. Byfield took little to no time getting acclimated in the Wolves system as he burst on to the scene with 61 total points in 64 games on his way to becoming the 2019 CHL Rookie of the Year. With such an astounding rookie year and expectations higher than ever, Byfield was determined to keep up the pace and recorded 82 points in just 45 games the following season before the COVID-19 pandemic halted the Wolves’ season. Although he was unable to finish his sophomore season with Sudbury, Byfield displayed enough wit, guts, and talent to be drafted second overall by the Los Angeles Kings in the 2020 NHL Draft as he looks to continue developing his legacy.

This image is autographed by Quinton Byfield. Byfield’s signature was witnessed by an Upper Deck representative as part of UDA’s 5-step authentication process.