Bedard's Roller teammate looks him off to hit the Michigan game winning goal

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Ryan Hall
May 26, 2023 (0:47)

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With all the fanfare surrounding Connor Bedard and his upcoming draft selection with the Chicago Blackhawks loves to continue to play hockey even though the Regina Pats are done. He's on a team called the "Great Guys" and looking over the lineup it's safe to say this team is pretty strong.

During a game in Da Beauty League, Columbus Blue Jackets forward Kent Johnson decided to end the game by doing famous Michigan to end the game in overtime.

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The Blackhawks are excited to see that Bedard is getting ready for the next season while staying in shape and enjoying the game he loves.

It remains how the Blackhawks will handle this draft after his selection is complete because they have eight draft choices in the first three rounds in a draft that's deemed one of the deepest in over 20 years.

The possibilities are endless as the Blackhawks are willing to wheel and deal at the draft as they showed last year when they moved Kirby Dach to the Montreal Canadiens and Alex Debrincat to the Ottawa Senators.

With $49 million in cap space and that many draft picks to choose from it's safe to say that general manager Kyle Davidson has put the Blackhawks in an excellent position to remould this team into a contender again.

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Bedard's Roller teammate looks him off to hit the Michigan game winning goal

With all the fanfare surrounding Connor Bedard and his upcoming draft selection with the Chicago Blackhawks loves to continue to play hockey even though the Regina Pats are done. He's on a team called the "Great Guys" and looking over the lineup it's safe to say this team is pretty strong.

Will Bedard put up 100 points in his first season?