Even though Clarence is going into his third season and is one of the older hands by this stage, he is still uncomfortable with taking any kind of leadership or mentoring role. He would rather lead by example and focus on himself. If someone needs a kind word or a bit of motivation then he would definitely do his part but he definitely doesn't go above and beyond to do this. But by improving himself and putting in the work during the off-season, which he has been doing, then maybe the newer players will see that. His only real mindset is that it's not where you start but where you finish. He shows up to training camp in shape and ready to go rather then wasting time getting back into shape. He does his best to be a good teammate and do his role and what the team asks of him. Stats are irrelevant to him and hoisting a cup is his only goal, and hopes newer arrivals feel the same.