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 ...

On Wednesday night, it was the TNT panel talking negatively about Bedard in the defensive zone. They used film and broke it down without just saying to bench him but there was legit criticism there.

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 ...

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.

Chicago Blackhawks superstar Connor Bedard took some heat last night from Paul Bissonnette and the TNT panel who criticized him for "playing pond hockey." From Bissonnette and the TNT panel: ...

That has been the case for Connor Bedard from the second his name was ... “I’m not watching broadcasts or anything – I’m playing hockey,” he said. “Their job is to say what they ...

Former NHLer and analyst Paul Bissonnette provided a breakdown of Connor Bedard's performance after ... but they're going to continue to lose hockey games, if that's how he's saying.

That is pond hockey.' Bedard himself is now responding to those statements, and he kept it mature, although he did get a bit of a shot in at the end. 'Hey man, I know if I messed up a play.

stating that Bedard appeared to be playing "Pond Hockey" and isn't ready to perform at an NHL level. Just under 24 hours later, Bedard snapped back at the comments made by six-time Stanley Cup ...

He said he’s only focused on getting better. “I’m not watching broadcasts or anything,” Bedard said. “I’m playing hockey. Their job is to say what they see. I couldn’t really care ...

Bedard notched a power-play assist, three shots on goal and four PIM in Wednesday's 4-3 overtime loss to the Oilers. Bedard helped out on a Ryan Donato tally in the third period. The 19-year-old ...

Connor Bedard is not experiencing a sophomore slump. But in his second NHL season, it is clear that the former Calder Trophy winner has had more bad days than good ones with the team's record.