Connor Bedard, despite his remarkable talent at a young age, is still undergoing a development process under the guidance of Chicago Blackhawks' head coach, Luke Richardson. <h2>Richardson's Strategic Approach to Bedard's Development</h2> In a recent press conference, Coach Richardson shed light on his decision-making regarding Bedard's ice time, particularly in high-pressure game situations where the Blackhawks are holding a lead. <q>When they're close and we have the lead, I think we've been using guys like Dickinson's line and Tyler Johnson's and Kurashev's, guys like that, that have a little more experience to play in a five on six situation at this level. So he's not going to be probably a part of that equation yet. But, you know, he's a great player and he's got a good eye hand coordination with stick abilities that at some point we'd like him to be involved in that, but right now, that probably plays into ice time as well at the end of the game.</q> <div align='center'><blockquote class='twitter-tweet' data-lang='en'><a href='https://twitter.com/_phil_thompson/status/1733974757282861539'> </a></blockquote></div> Richardson's approach reflects a balance between harnessing Bedard's skills and ensuring he gains experience in a structured, supportive environment. As Bedard continues to develop, it's expected that his role in crucial game moments will expand. The question of whether Bedard will win a Stanley Cup before McDavid is speculative and depends on many factors, including team dynamics, Bedard's development, and the competitive nature of the NHL. As Read on House of Hockey: <a href='https://www.houseofhockey.net/nhl/news/Blackhawks-Coach-Reveals-Why-He-Is-Benching-Connor-Bedard' class='lien_marqueur' target='_blank' rel='noopener'>Blackhawks Coach Reveals Why He Is Benching Bedard</a>