A veteran forward with the team is offering guidance to younger players as they settle into their new surroundings, drawing on his own experience in the city. His familiarity with the area extends to recent international competition, where he shared the ice with a teammate now adjusting to life in the league. The dynamic reflects how established players often bridge gaps for rookies navigating both professional and personal transitions. Fans and analysts may watch closely to see how this mentorship plays out on and off the ice.

Mason Lohrei, who is entering his fourth season with the B’s, has been around to help some of his new teammates adjust to the city, namely Will Borgen, who skated for Team USA with Lohrei in May at ...