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Jaromir Jagrbomb tries to always be very warm and welcoming towards rookies, as he still remembers how it felt when he joined the league. He treats everyone the same, and especially for the first few weeks, keeps an eye on the rookies in case they look lost or don't know what to do in any situation, whether it's warm-up, practice, pre-game or a team dinner. He tries to not make a big deal out of it, but to gently tell them what to do. He also occasionally asks them to join a dinner at the Jagrbomb place, an invitation that many have accepted. Jagrbomb also has a great home gym and a practice area, and he sometimes asks for the rookies to come and practice with him, just to set an example. Jagrbomb wants the new players to realize right away that the vets do everything they can to get better, so that's what the rookies should start doing as well. The coach once suggested that Jagrbomb could take some rookie to live in his place for the first couple of weeks when they come over to the big league. Maybe that'll happen some day.