Connor Bedard used his time during the Chicago Blackhawks development camp to get aquatinted with his new city. An answer Bedard gave about his favorite activity in Chicago gave a telling answer about who the Blackhawks’ newest forward is.
Bedard and his new teammates spent time in the gym instead of on the ice during the camp. Off the court, Bedard learned boxing, threw the first pitch at a Chicago Cubs game and went to a comedy show at Second City. He had a packed week, but one event stood out in particular.
According to Charlie Roumeliotis with NBC Sports, Bedard said his favorite event was teaching kids how to play floor hockey.
“I liked the clinic we did with the kids yesterday. It was a lot of fun. We played a little floor hockey and got to talk to them and see their excitement when we came. It was pretty cool.”
That’s a really neat answer from a humble Bedard. He’s passionate about the sport he’s coming to Chicago to play and wants to spread that enthusiasm to the next generation.
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