Blackhawks' Bedsy scores from impossible angle at World Champs

As the IIHF World Hockey Championships heat up, Connor Bedard's
electrifying performance continues to capture the spotlight.

With a tally of five goals in just three games, Bedard has swiftly climbed to the top of the tournament's scoring charts, tying for the lead in goals scored.

In a recent highlight that has fans and commentators buzzing, Bedard executed a breathtaking maneuver that left the Austrian goalie, Madlener, grasping at air.

The play, a beautifully orchestrated slap pass from Colton Parayko with an assist by Dylan Guenther, set the stage for Bedard's brilliance.

Contrary to expectations, Bedard adeptly "toed it" into the net, a move that not only showcased his skill but also secured his fifth goal of the tournament.

For those who missed the live action, the goal can be relived through the clip shared on TSN's official Twitter account:

Team Canada's journey in the tournament has been nothing short of dominant, boasting a perfect 3-0 record thus far.

At the heart of this formidable lineup stands Bedard, whose leadership and knack for scoring crucial goals have been pivotal.

As the championships progress, all eyes will undoubtedly remain fixed on this young star, whose future in hockey shines as brightly as his current play on the ice.