Nick Swisher

You know, four- and five-year-old girls playing T-ball.

So I got to make sure that all those things he said, I got to be able to bring that type of positive energy.

Did it take summer to, you know, batting cage?

Yeah, we got – well, not yet.

I mean, we got the little plastic tee and everything to work on in the backyard right now, but –

Yeah.

It'll be the first one.

You're right in the throes of parenthood, man.

No, yeah, without a doubt.

No, 100%.

And this is the one, of all the sports out there to coach, this is the one I felt most comfortable with because I played more baseball than anything else.

But you don't really have to move?

Yeah, well, that too.

Yeah.

That's an important part of it.

100%.

It's interesting listening to him talk about the lockout.

He's talking about a floor that teams have to spend to, a minimum amount that they have to spend.

That's his positive way of looking at it, getting more teams to spend more money.

The lower spending teams are trying to get the higher spending teams to spend less money.