Hai Nam Hoang knows, more than most, that wearing too many hats can quickly lead to you wearing no hats at all. Politely declining the opportunity would be important, due to the nature of Hoang's commitment to the team. It's his job to play, and to help the team's social impact. That's what he's paid to do, it's what he's been good at for his entire career, and it's what he's comfortable doing. No one would deny it's what he's meant to do in Minnesota. The best thing for the organization is to find a consultant who ensures the job is being done and is entirely focused on that job. Let Hoang stick to the stuff he's good at. Besides, Hoang's not really a fan of wearing a lot of hats, or any hats, for that matter.