A veteran forward with the team since his rookie season is offering guidance to younger players as they settle into life in the city, including a teammate who recently joined the roster after representing the U.S. national team alongside him in an international competition. The adjustment to a new environment can be challenging for players transitioning from college or overseas leagues, and the presence of experienced hands helps ease that process. With another season underway, the dynamic between the established player and his newer colleagues could play a key role in both their personal development and the team’s chemistry. Fans and analysts will be watching to see how this mentorship unfolds 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 ...