We have all been captivated by Connor Bedard's relentless passion and competitiveness in hockey. As a result, he has been successful, and his desire to win is evident in all of his actions.
Being a member of the Chicago Blackhawks, however, makes winning a complicated task.
After missing a shot on the power play, Bedard let his frustration out on the boards, punching them multiple times.
A wise word of advice from Luke Richardson was offered: don't let the other team know you're upset.
Richardson recently gave Bedard this advice: "It's great to have emotion and use that to motivate yourself, but don't let the other team know they're getting to you. Show no emotion and then let them be frustrated that they can't get to you."
Bedard doesn't seem to be listening� Ben Pope (@BenPopeCST) March 5, 2024
Exercise some discipline on the bench and don't let the other team get the satisfaction of knowing they got under your skin. Emotion is a great motivator, but when it comes to your opponent, it can be a double-edged sword.
However, Bedard would eventually smash his stick against the boards, foregoing all advice he had received.
Connor Bedard smashes his stick along the boards after another failed power play. #Blackhawks pic.twitter.com/b8kpM1swKB� Charlie Roumeliotis (@CRoumeliotis) December 1, 2023
In the future, Bedard will be able to adapt to the NHL game and become a better player due to his passion for the game and winning.
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