"It's a new team, everyone is new, it's a new building, it's a new apartment, your whole life is new," said Desharnais. I moved with my clothes, and that's pretty much it. I gotta basically relearn everything that I was doing for the last; I mean, I was part of the Edmonton organization for eight years. The systems and just the daily life. You're so used to it, and then you wake up one morning, it's all over, and you've got to restart all over again. It's definitely a little bit of an adjustment. Some days are a little bit harder. Some days, you're missing your comfort spots and your comfort levels, but it's one day at a time. These guys have been really good at helping me out. The coaching staff, Footer (Adam Foote) has been really good at showing me small details to help my game. My goal is just to get better every day. I want to help this team win."