'A helluva player': Connor Bedard expected to fill Saddledome when Pats take on Hitmen yyc
The Pats are the eighth-place team in the WHL’s Eastern Conference, holding down the last of the playoff positions with just under a third of the 68-game regular-season schedule remaining. Two spots further up the conference ladder sit the Hitmen, having played one game more and — at 52 points — five points up on seventh-place Swift Current Broncos .
That marked his first game back after leading the Canadian world juniors to gold. And since his return to the WHL, he’s been a phenom possessed, with 21 points — including a whopping 15 goals — in just six games.Article content“We just don’t want to give him time and space,” said blueliner Grayden Siepmann, who — at No. 138 among North American skaters — is the top Hitmen on the NHL Central Scouting list for the July draft.
“And we have to stay out of the box and be disciplined,” continued Galloway. “Because that’s where he definitely thrives. You have to be aware of his shot.”
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