Being a Bruins fan, I would be extremely in awe to have lessons from the legend himself Bobby Orr. The thing about Bobby Orr, although his career was rather short, he always played the hard way. He dealt with multiple injuries, especially on his knee, and was still able to overcome it. I think that nowadays, players worry more about their image and themselves rather than winning and the team they play on. I have been lucky enough to play on a team-oriented franchise like the Wolfpack and be surrounded by like minded people that put the team first and not their own personal stats or glory.
My question would be something along those lines, and it would be how would Bobby Orr make sure that the team stayed focused on the prize of winning the cup? There are a lot of personalities nowadays and a lot of different mentalities to speak to. You can’t coach every player the same because no 2 players are the same. As a leader, you have to know what works on every player and what gets the most out of every individual on the team.