A small and speedy winger, Savoie has been compared to others his size currently in the NHL like Tampa Bay's Brayden Point and Chicago's Alex DeBrincat. All three players share a similar stature and have been known to score from just about anywhere on the ice. And while Savoie has the speed, it's his elusiveness on the ice which causes the biggest concern for opponents. Coupled with his puck management, and he's a player who is going to get himself to the right spots on the ice.
He skates fast and is crafty, able to separate himself from the defensemen, creating extra space for himself. With a knack for playmaking, he's setting up his teammates for the best of chances, making players around him better. Savoie's smaller frame doesn't deter him from his physical play, finishing checks and being relentless on every play, Savoie fits the mold of a player who doesn't let his lack of size be a disadvantage.
