Connor Bedard had an interesting mic’d up segment in this battle of the Connors as the Chicago Blackhawks visited the Edmonton Oilers and this video talks more about it. #hockey #nhl #connorbedard
When you're taught how to handle yourself in public most of your life in a world looking to destroy anyone for saying anything slightly out of place, this is what you get.
He is smart to not talk too much. People really hang on to every word a rookie says and especially in this case being already a star before even playing in the NHL.
You should just pick an identity and stick with it, instead of changing the channel name every week to whatever funny nickname is trending, makes it annoying to find your videos sometimes and will probably help your channel grow and maintain a steady audience since the viewers will know who they’re watching. Just an opinion enjoying the vids
i dont really know what anyone was expecting. hes never really been this super talkative and crazy vocal player, and in his position, hes probably been told countless times to NOT say much – hes still a rookie and almost everyones eyes are on him, one wrong thing and suddenly everyones against him. hes smart for not saying too much. the kid's just here to play hockey, yall needa stop tryna fish for drama
Give him three years to build up some hatred to other players and teams, let him form those rivalries, wait for his balls to drop and to have his first beer in Chicago. He'll them be dropping f-bombs and calling everyone a pigeon
media going nuts trying to make a massive story over nothing. he scored, took 1 second to shoot, has no teammates… no other goals by anyone else… team losing – so one would not expect bedard to be going wild all game… or even when he scored in a losing cause. not really fair to make a story of this or to expect him to be going wild for media to have a story.
He also played in the WHL. I've always heard this stereotype that the WHL products have the on-ice personality of a brick wall. Real serious energy to them.
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This is not Football, we don’t do backflips and pretend we rule the world after a goal.
I think he was sky to not say the real thing
When you're taught how to handle yourself in public most of your life in a world looking to destroy anyone for saying anything slightly out of place, this is what you get.
He is smart to not talk too much. People really hang on to every word a rookie says and especially in this case being already a star before even playing in the NHL.
hawks will come last and win Macklin Celebrini
You should just pick an identity and stick with it, instead of changing the channel name every week to whatever funny nickname is trending, makes it annoying to find your videos sometimes and will probably help your channel grow and maintain a steady audience since the viewers will know who they’re watching. Just an opinion enjoying the vids
He scored the first goal but was not a factor for the rest of the game. He will not reach McDavids career numbers without fixing that first.
werent you a fan of the maple leafs?
Smart kept your cards close to your vest
Don’t give anything away
micing up a kid playing a team for the first time, not a great idea, whats he gonna say "hey nice to meet you guys" lol
Hyman is a beast behind the redline , my god!
I think in high school I went whole games not saying a single word lol
i thought it was hilarious. dudes fr just tryna play hockey out there.
i dont really know what anyone was expecting. hes never really been this super talkative and crazy vocal player, and in his position, hes probably been told countless times to NOT say much – hes still a rookie and almost everyones eyes are on him, one wrong thing and suddenly everyones against him. hes smart for not saying too much. the kid's just here to play hockey, yall needa stop tryna fish for drama
Does this narrator talk like this in real life?
Give him three years to build up some hatred to other players and teams, let him form those rivalries, wait for his balls to drop and to have his first beer in Chicago. He'll them be dropping f-bombs and calling everyone a pigeon
These prodigy types are pretty similar that way. Light on personality, heavy on the sociopathic obsession with their craft.
media going nuts trying to make a massive story over nothing. he scored, took 1 second to shoot, has no teammates… no other goals by anyone else… team losing – so one would not expect bedard to be going wild all game… or even when he scored in a losing cause. not really fair to make a story of this or to expect him to be going wild for media to have a story.
That’s that mamba mentality
Bro yall have been spreading rumors about his mom. Ofc he's not gonna say shit on a hot mic
I wouldn't say shit either, stop doing this and quit interviewing coaches mid period.. let them play ffs
He also played in the WHL. I've always heard this stereotype that the WHL products have the on-ice personality of a brick wall. Real serious energy to them.
He’s smart and he’s 18 that’s why.