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If This Validates Anything, It's That Learning How To Bunt And Hit-and-run And Turning Two Is More Important Than Knowing Where To Find The Little Red Light On The Dugout Camera.

At My Growing Years Of 18 To 21 Years Old In The Minor Leagues, I Dreamed Of Being A Philadelphia Phillie.

I Struggled Many Times When Maybe It Didn't Look Like I Was Struggling, And I Had To Work Hard Every Day.

I Learned A Lot In The Minor Leagues, Spending Six Years There. I Honed My Skills, As Far As Coaching Goes. I Was Able To Work With The Players In A Lot Of Facets Of The Game.

Hit A Home Run - Put Your Head Down, Drop The Bat, Run Around The Bases, Because The Name On The Front Is More - A Lot More Important Than The Name On The Back.