Connor Bedard Makes NHL History at the All-Star Game

The Chicago Blackhawks first-overall pick in the last NHL draft has made league history once again. Connor Bedard has taken a title in the record books after being named to the All-Star Game/Weekend.

At 18-years-old and 171 days, Bedard is the youngest player ever to take part in the All-Star festivities. Bedard beats out previous holder Jeff Skinner of the Buffalo Sabres, who was 18 and 259 days when he took part in the All-Star game for the Carolina Hurricanes in 2011.

Connor Bedard is the youngest player in NHL All-Star Game HISTORY ⭐️ pic.twitter.com/6u8I99nqWq— Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) January 5, 2024

Among other records so far, Bedard has already become the youngest player in the Chicago Blackhawks' long history to record a multi-point game.

Connor Bedard has become the youngest player in Blackhawks history to record a multi-goal game 🤩 pic.twitter.com/EwqVgEf058— Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) November 10, 2023

He's also the youngest player in the Western Hockey League's history to score 50 goals.

Connor Bedard is the youngest player to score 50 goals in @TheWHL history pic.twitter.com/UJ3gOrIolR— World Hockey Report (@worldhockeyrpt) April 18, 2022

I'm sure there will be many more of these types of records to come for Bedard as his NHL career is just getting underway.