The pressure of losing in big games drives Jett Labyrinth to work as hard as possible on and off the ice. Jett tries to lead by example, and hopes that if rookies see how hard he works to avoid losing, that they’d do the same. He does not handle losing well, after their controversial series with the Yukon Malamutes ended this season, Jett stayed in the locker room with his head down and all his equipment still on for 30 minutes. After about a week, Jett is able to continue on with his life, and tries to take his mind off things by doing other activities in the offseason. Last offseason, Jett got really into table tennis and even hosted a tournament with his teammates that he won. Of course though, like most players, Jett also loves to golf, although he is not great at it. Overall though, while these distractions are fun, Jett’s main focus in the offseason is to get better and train to win next season.