Billy Herrington, with his years of experience and easygoing nature, is the type of player who goes out of his way to help rookies feel comfortable and confident when they join the team. He remembers what it was like to be the new guy, unsure of himself and trying to find his place, so he makes a point to reach out to every new face in the locker room. Billy’s approach is hands-on; he’ll invite the rookies to join him in his off-ice routines, like his daily meditation sessions or a friendly game of pickup basketball, to help them feel part of the team right away. Billy isn’t just about creating a relaxed atmosphere, though. He’s also serious about helping these young players develop their skills. He’s known to stay late after practice, offering tips on shooting techniques, positioning, or even how to handle the pressure of game day. Billy believes in leading by example, so he demonstrates the work ethic and dedication it takes to succeed in the league. While he’s open to helping everyone, if he sees a rookie with a particularly strong work ethic or someone who seems a bit lost, he’ll take them under his wing and offer more focused guidance. However, Billy also recognizes that some things are better left to others. He knows that teammate Shoyo Hinata, with his boundless energy and positivity, is the best person to help rookies adjust to the intensity of SHL life. Billy trusts Shoyo to motivate the new players and make sure they’re prepared for the challenges ahead. Together, Billy and Shoyo create a supportive environment that helps rookies thrive, blending relaxation and hard work into a formula for success.