Billy Herrington, as a key winger for the Atlanta Inferno, knows how crucial it is to keep his team’s goalie locked in for the full 60 minutes. In warmups, Billy makes sure to give the goalie realistic, game-like shots to simulate what they’ll face when the puck drops. Instead of firing shots randomly, he focuses on challenging the goalie in various ways—low and tight, up high, or even practicing quick redirects. It’s all about making them feel sharp and ready before the actual action begins.During games, Billy’s all about offering steady support, especially if the goalie lets one slip past. Instead of overanalyzing or putting added pressure on them, he usually just gives a quick tap on the pads and some encouraging words. His message is simple: “Shake it off; we’re still in this.” He knows goalies are usually their harshest critics, so he avoids adding to the noise and focuses on keeping the energy light. Billy’s a huge believer in the power of positive energy, so he keeps his own focus and lets it rub off on his teammates, helping everyone keep level-headed. Intermissions are another chance for Billy to step up. He keeps the atmosphere in the locker room as calm and focused as possible, steering clear of any frustrations and emphasizing what the team needs to do next. He’s the first to bring everyone together around the goalie, shifting the team’s focus to the game ahead rather than dwelling on past goals. For Billy, supporting his goalie isn’t just about pumping them up; it’s about setting the tone and showing the mental resilience needed to move forward.