Levin has never been traded before in his career, so it would be quite an adjustment. The first thing he would do would be to find a veteran on the new team to show him around the facilities, and explain the team's dynamic to him, so he wouldn't feel out of place in his first few days at practice. Then he'd do catch-up video sessions in order to adjust to the new system, and find a way for his skill set to work in that new system. After that, it becomes a matter of execution and letting his own playstyle speak for him - he can't choose his place on the line-up, so every shift counts to show his new coach that he can be an asset in all facets of play. And finally, the next step would be to get accustomed to life in his new home city as soon as possible, since Levin has mostly played in smaller cities where everything is easily accessible by foot.

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