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You assume they “have never called a play”. I have not seen many coordinators operate without input from their position coaches. The position coaches generally have headsets and are in on every aspect of the game. I have also not seen many “key” position coaches who were not capable of “play calling” at anytime. If a position coach got promoted to coordinator it is because they are fully capable and have been heavily involved in all aspects of the game and game planning. -
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Almost a meltdown by Hader but a win for Verlander who pitched pretty well. 5-3 over Nats. -
By pine curtain · Posted
To a point YES. You have 3 coaches that have never called a play at the varsity level. Big difference in calling plays and making sure the punt team get on the field. It is all good until it is not -
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By snakehead26 · Posted
Lamar with a bad loss 6-3. Leading 3-0 going into the bottom of the 9th give up six runs. Not sure why he left Austin Neal in to pitch after already a HBP and two walks. Caple with another 7 innings of scoreless work wasted.
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