Connor Bedard's True Colors Get Exposed In Viral Video

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Julien Trekker
March 24, 2024 (6:16 PM)

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Chicago Blackhawks' Connor Bedard's true colors were exposed in a video that's currently going viral.

A new comment made by head coach Luke Richardson at press conference highlights the fact that Bedard can't stay away from the ice.

Luke Richardson jokes with reporters during press conference as Connor Bedard remains on the ice long after the team practice ends.

Head coach Luke Richardson held a press conference after the team practice earlier today. A reporter raised the fact that Bedard was still on the ice, and everyone cracked up when he commented.

"Really? He's out there?"

Indeed, Bedard returned to the ice with the extras after the regular practice session.

"The Hawks can't keep Bedard off the ice. After practice, he's back on the ice with Samuel Savoie"

Bedard's level of dedication is truly impressive. Richardson who, already warned Bedard in the past to not let his passion get the best of him, didn't seem too worried now.

Bedard continues to show that he's not only a really good hockey player, but also a good person.

At only 18 years old, many fans are impressed with the way Connor Bedard has been handling himself since he got drafted last summer by the Chicago Blackhawks.

In a recent game, Bedard threw a puck at a fan, who failed to catch it as it was intercepted by someone else. Instead of skating away, Bedard took the time to throw a second puck to make at the right fan. This shows that he cares about each interactions.

Watch the video here:

Every time he gets the change, he seizes the opportunity to make fans happy, which we don't see in every players.

Bedard isn't like most rookies, as he's been considered a star for the past few years already. His status of exceptional player in the junior gave him the experience needed to grow despite all this attention.

While his team hasn't been as succesful as he would've wanted, Bedard showed great individual performances, tallying 55 points, including 21 goals, in 57 games.