Earlier this week, broadcaster Paul Bissonnette criticized Blackhawks star center Connor Bedard for "pond hockey" play ... play at the 4 Nations Face-Off as Canada's third option.

Earlier this week, Chicago Blackhawks star center Connor Bedard was criticized by former NHLer Paul Bissonnette for playing ”pond hockey”. But Bedard and his Blackhawks organization did what ...

But it's winning hockey. That's what the Chicago Blackhawks ... But it's the defensive part of his game that is a big reason why Bedard was left off Canada's 4 Nations Face-Off roster while ...

For all the noise surrounding Connor Bedard lately, he has been quite impressive in his second NHL season. He is already the best player on the Chicago Blackhawks at 19 years old and is turning ...

Earlier this week, Chicago Blackhawks star center Connor Bedard was criticized by former NHLer Paul Bissonnette for playing ”pond hockey”. But Bedard and his Blackhawks organization did what is best ...

Paul Bissonnette, Anson Carter, Henrik Lundqvist, and Liam McHugh were the ones at the desk breaking down Bedard's game. "That's pond hockey", Bissonnette said when describing the way that ...

And at the second intermission, the NHL on TNT crew had an extensive breakdown of Bedard’s play and where he needs to grow to play winning hockey at the NHL level. Specifically, Paul Bissonnette ...

Bedard will never have McDavid’s speed or edge work but he can have similar production if he finds the best ways to use his skills. That means relying mostly on his shot and brilliant hockey IQ.

I’m playing hockey. Their job is to say what they see. I couldn’t really care less, to be honest, what people on the outside think of me or us," Bedard told reporters. "But of course I’m not ...

Bedard scored a goal on three shots, added an assist, went plus-2 and logged two PIM in Friday's 6-2 win over the Predators. Both of Bedard's points came on the power play in his first multi-point ...

Connor Bedard is taking the heat lately. Despite being the best player on the Chicago Blackhawks (by far), he hears a lot about the things he does poorly more than the things he does great.