Billy Herrington, like any elite player, feels the weight of playoff pressure, but he’s learned how to manage it. His secret? Embracing the mindset of "control what you can control." Billy knows the playoffs are unpredictable, and rather than let the fear of losing get to him, he channels that energy into his performance on the ice. He’s always laser-focused on the next game, the next shift, and doesn't dwell too much on what might happen if things don’t go their way. If the team falls short in the playoffs, Billy takes the loss in stride. Sure, it stings, but he’s not the type to let it drag him down for too long. He’s quick to reset, leaning on meditation and some time with his teammates to move past the disappointment. And yes, he definitely joins in on the team’s offseason golf outings—it’s a great way to bond, unwind, and laugh off the stresses of the season. After the playoffs, Billy uses his free time to recharge physically and mentally. Whether it's hitting the gym or spending time with friends, he’s all about balance. He knows next season is always just around the corner, and he’ll be ready when it’s time to chase the cup again.