Cormier isn't one to enjoy or seek out confrontation. When things irritate him, he's much more likely to keep it to himself unless it gets to a point that is disruptive to the team or his game. At the end of the day, Cormier knows that everyone is trying their best and they all really do have the same interest at heart. A lot of times when mistakes happen, they can easily be rationalized and Cormier doesn't take a stance of immediately assuming malice. That said, when things do get to a disruptive point, he isn't afraid to bring up the issue but always does so with some tact. there's no use in shaming, especially publicly, and a lot of times people may not know exactly how their actions are affecting others. Just having someone be willing to share that perspective with you without belittling you or making you feel inferior often has better results and Cormier knows this