With Jagr now signed and in the fold the next obvious question is: When does he make his Flames' debut? Saturday at home to the Winnipeg Jets?
"We'll see where he's at,'' replied Gulutzan. "That's gonna be up to him because he knows."
As for Bennett, he revelled in lining up alongside a slam-dunk future Hall of Famer.
"You just kinda go with the flow. He's a legend. So obviously you're going to be watching him more than a normal player. Just having him out there giving me pointers, giving me advice, means a ton coming from a guy like that.
"He's been around forever. He's got more experience than anyone so definitely I'll be picking his brain as much as possible.
"It was a really cool practice."
Differing hair-style preferences aside - and yes, these are very, very early days in the relationship - Bennett believes the now-experimental partnership holds interesting possibilities.
"They're both skilled guys. I think if I could use my speed making plays down low, it could work out really well,'' he judged. "I'm excited to get more reps and practices with him and then hopefully we'll get out there together in games."
Jagr, meanwhile, is trying to regain his equilibrium after a truly dizzying week.
He admitted the idea that his NHL career might be at an end had entered his mind as the wait stretched on, training camps opened and closed and the regular-season beckoned.
And that's made everything tougher now.
"It was crazy, the last few days," he said. "I didn't know if I ever gonna play NHL game. And I didn't practice with any other team. Putting it in perspective, I was practicing by myself but I didn't see any future.
"So it was kinda tough. Especially at my age. It's not easy for anybody to practice on their own but to not see much future … if I stayed in Europe, I probably take a month to get ready before I play some games.
"Now I cannot do that.
"Hopefully it's gonna come back quick."
Prospective linemates Bennett and Versteeg, along with the Flames themselves and their devotees, hope so, too.
If Jagr's mere presence at a practice can lift spirits, imagine the effect in an actual game.
"I don't know if I gave anyone a lift,'' he protested good-naturedly. "I'm just glad I survived this practice.
"Hopefully tomorrow I'm gonna feel better than I did today."