I think it would be best to mentor a player whose game is most similar to mine, that way I would be able to draw more closely from my experiences such that I am able to actually give advice on what helped me, and they are able to develop their game to the fullest. Being a sniper, I think I would choose to mentor the guy who's a sure shot. That guy is the one and only Sureshot Dombrowski (GloveHandMcGee). I played my junior hockey with the Vancouver Whalers as well, and was one of their top scoring options during my three seasons there. So already, we have some similarities. I think I would go through the obvious hockey skills that any good sniper would need, good shot, skating, etc. but I think there isn't enough of an emphasis on training the mind. So most of my mentorship would focus on getting Dombrowski's mind mentally sharp no matter what the scenario would be. That is what will make them into the next great SHL sniper.