“Joel’s a mini Blake, so I think he’s learning what it has to be like now. Blake got a bit of a head start on that when he was younger because he won two Stanley Cups, and we want to get to a position where we have that for Joel because that’s going to allow Joel to take the next step as well. But when you look at Joel’s game, he’s willing and able to accept any role that you give him on any given night. There’s zero complaints. He shows up at the rink with the same attitude every day. All his teammates, old or young, are comfortable going to him. Very much the same player. Now it’s a matter of him, let’s call it maybe embracing the harder parts and not just going to the wall, you got to go through it now. And that a lot of times that lesson comes from winning, which Blake has done, and Joel’s learning how to do that.”