“When you step in at such a young age, it’s interesting, but I feel like every year, no matter how old you are, I think there’s always areas you can get better at,” McTavish said. “I think that you really see it when they’re younger, but there’s always places where players can improve on. There’s that core, a bunch of guys 22-26. I’m looking forward to practicing with those guys and I know how hungry they’ll all be to get better and work on their game.”