18-Year-Old Connor Bedard Sets Record in Blackhawks' Victory with First Career Four-Point Game

Youngest Star: Bedard, at 18 years and 115 days old, becomes third-youngest player in NHL history to score a four-point game, marking a historic achievement in his debut year.

Chicago Blackhawks' Connor Bedard made history in his first career multi-point game, producing two goals and two assists in a 5-3 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning.
At 18 years and 115 days old, Bedard became the youngest player in Blackhawks history to have a multi-goal game and at least three points.
Bedard's performance positioned him as the third-youngest player in NHL history to achieve a four-point game.
Fellow Blackhawks players, including former Tampa Bay Lightning stars Tyler Johnson and Corey Perry, also scored against their old team in the match.
Overall, the Blackhawks' victory was led by the strong performance of Bedard and the supportive plays from the rest of the team, including three assists by Nick Foligno.