Option 1:

Ryosuke Sato looks at the young star in the making. It's odd because this kid plays center while Sato plays defense, but just looking at his play style he knew that the kid was just a forward version of himself. Forechecking hard, backchecking even hard, the young star in the making plays the full 200 ft game and his incredible speed and edgework far surpasses even what Sato was able to achieve as a mobile defensive defenseman. And so, to part a few word to the youngin' Sato knew he didn't need to tell him how to play the game nor improve on his skills. All Sato knew that he had to say was to help instill the fun that he had throughout his career in the SHL. From the people that he met, the times in which he was very involved in the league to being more of a player along for the ride, I would highly recommend trying to be as involved as possible off the ice to get the full SHL experience.