"He's always really caring about other people.
Bigger than hockeyīedard's talent on the ice is apparent to anyone who's had the opportunity to see him play.īut for people like De Caria who got to know Bedard personally, the 17-year-old's actions off the ice are just as exceptional. There's something wrong with that franchise if they don't take him," Davis said. If Chicago doesn't take him, oh my goodness, call the cops. The Regina sportswriter said Bedard's speed, the way he creates offensive opportunities and how he is almost always thinking two steps ahead of his opponents make the 17-year-old NHL-ready. 'It's sad no matter what': Bedard's time with Regina Pats may be over as NHL awaits.
Monday draft lottery could alter off-season plans for NHL's worst teams. He tried to be a member of this community. So I think we'll remember him proudly and fondly." "When kids were brought into the dressing room and teams were brought to the dressing room, he did everything right. He signed the autographs that needed to be signed," Davis told CBC News on Tuesday. He'd show up to the school to school visits. He'd show up at the Outdoor Hockey League. "He did all the things they asked for him. It's not just Bedard's all-star talent that has made him so valuable to the Regina Pats, according to Darrell Davis, a local sportswriter. 'We'll remember him proudly and fondly': sportswriterĪs Bedard's future comes into focus, the city he has called home for the past two years is preparing to say goodbye.īedard's record setting performance at the world junior men's hockey championship - and the fact he is the presumptive first overall NHL draft pick - helped sell out arenas across Western Canada during the latter half of the Regina Pats 2023 campaign. 
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