Connor Bedard does something TRULY special a few months before the draft

There's probably no player in the world hotter right now, then Regina Pats superstar Connor Bedard. The 17-year-old hockey phenom recently helped Canada win back-to-back gold medals at the World Junior Hockey Championships, and is hands down the consensus pick for first overall in the upcoming NHL draft.

Since the World Juniors, Bedard has been tearing up the Western Hockey League. Bedard did something special Wednesday night selling out the Saddledome for a game between the Calgary Hitmen and Bedard's Regina Pats.

Bedard would score the Pats first goal of the night on a perfect snipe most NHL goalies would of missed.

Bedard would also score the game winner in a Shootout leading the Pats to a 6-5 comeback win.

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