Tony Mansolino

that all kind of hit me it was probably 10 games in two weeks I really was able to kind of think through why I was doing what I was doing was I just looking at the sheet because the sheet doesn't always paint the whole picture and I think people that just go with handedness or just go by the sheet I'm not so sure they always do it right I you know one of the guy the guy here outscores somebody that you know from afar and being in that division I've always kind of admired how he ran on his team and how he ran the pitching so you know get in that seat and kind of doing up close and personal

Sure.

I think if you kind of sit down day one and you get all this information, it's overwhelming.

I think, you know, you go through it.

This is my sixth year, you know, in a coaching position in the big leagues.

As I look at the information, I know what I want.

You know, I know what I'm looking for.

I know...

what is going to be effective, what the players are going to like.

I know how to simplify.

It's just like anything else.

The longer you do it, the better you get.

And the more confident you get in saying, this piece of information is applicable and this is right.

This piece of information, this guy might like it who's above me.

This might be my boss.

He might love this.

But I need to be confident saying, I don't like this and this is why.

And hopefully you're working for the type of people that they respect you and they trust you and that has credibility with them when you do do that.

But yeah, it just takes a little bit of time.

It's not as overwhelming as people think, as long as you understand what you're doing.