Harris recalled a conversation he had with a player earlier in the season, regarding body language and sending the right message to his teammates. “It’s understanding you have to have that ultra confidence in yourself, but also know that your demeanor, your body language is an important element of this team,” he said. “You can’t be the one guy upset when everyone is rolling. Understanding a large goal of what we’re trying to do as a team, but also understanding it’s a long season. You may have two, three games where you don’t play your best, but that frustration can’t linger on. That’s what I’ve learned in my career and am still continuing to learn and navigate.”