John Gibbons

I do?

Yeah, you look younger.

I usually don't get that compliment that I look good, so thank you, boys.

Well, Jeff, you know, I think it all depends on the manager.

You know, when I was doing it in the first time doing it in Kansas City, you know, I had Trey Hillman and then Ned Jost came over.

And, you know, Ned had been at it for a while.

So there was, you know, we bounced things off each other.

But, you know...

Ned had a plan what he wanted to do and just executed it, you know.

And then, of course, I went to New York with the Mets, Mendoza, and he'd been around.

He'd been a bench coach for a number of years with the Yankees, so he had a lot of experience doing that.

But there's a little more give and take there.

And then now out here in Anaheim with Kurt Suzuki, who hasn't done it before, there's been a little bit more of it.

But, you know, all three of them are, you know,

were great baseball guys, you know, had played a long time and all that.

And so they're natural.

They're all good baseball guys, and I think they're going to be very successful.

I think Kurt's going to have a great career doing it, and I just hope I can give them a little bit here and there, you know.

But, you know, you don't necessarily need a lot, that's for sure.

If you need a lot, you're not very good, I don't think.