He has just turned 17 and is already seen as a future franchise player for an NHL organization, and since the start of the World Junior Championship, he has been playing up to the expectations (which are huge).
Just to give you an idea, Bedard could play in this annual tournament for three more years, he is so young. It's just crazy!
Anyway, despite his solid production (almost a goal and two points per game), there is one who doesn't seem to be satisfied at all.
Cameron explained here why he decided to leave the young Bedard, more often than not, at the end of his team's bench.
As you might expect, Bedard's minimal use in the final two periods of Monday night's game against Finland is causing quite a stir. The player described as generational played less than four minutes during the last 40 minutes of the game, ouch!
