Quoting: Subbanator7667
By the numbers he is better than Hughes. Bedard has out up numbers not seen in the WHL while being on a dog crap team
D-2 in juniors
Hughes: n/a
Bedard: 15 gp, 12g, 16a, 28pts (1.87 ppg)
D-1 in juniors
Hughes: 60 gp, 40g, 76a, 116pts (1.93 ppg)
Bedard: 62 gp, 51g, 49a, 100pts (1.61 ppg)
D-0 in juniors
Hughes: 50 gp, 34g, 78a, 112pts (2.24 ppg)
Bedard: 15 gp, 13g, 16a, 29pts (1.93 ppg)
Total juniors (through 15 games of draft year)
Hughes: 75 gp, 43g, 97a, 140pts (1.87 ppg)
Bedard: 92 gp, 76g, 81a, 157pts (1.71 ppg)
Total u-18 international (through Nov Draft season)
Hughes: 23 gp, 17g, 34a, 51pts (2.22 ppg)
Bedard: 11 gp, 13g, 8a, 21pts (1.91 ppg)
Total in play against older competition (vs NCAA)
Hughes: 15 gp, 2 g, 19 a, 21 pts (1.40 ppg)
Bedard: n/a
Really no way to get exact apples-to-apples comparison, but with the stats we do have, Hughes had the better numbers.