Dick Such

Randy Bush, our old pinch hitter, who I just talked to the other day, he, he, uh, He has a version because he was standing there.

And Dick Such, our pitching coach, he has a version.

Jack has his version.

And I got mine.

Wayne Terwilliger at first.

Along with Dick Such, Rick Stelmasik, and Tony Oliva.

The manager, Tom Kelly, that wins in the third base dugout here.

Gagney hit the ground ball.

And Negro uncorks his second wild pitch of the inning.

And Texas takes a 1-0 lead.

Dick Such walking out to the mound to talk to Negro.

Gutierrez also made some other good stops Here in the first inning.

And he's learned from start to start you can't pitch exactly the same way.

Dick Such sometimes has him throwing the fork ball, sometimes the change, sometimes the sinker.

Got a much more wide variety of pitches than last year and two years ago.

The Yankees will send this lineup against the southpaw.

Huh.

I'm on the field, I'm on the field in spring training doing PFP, pitchers fielding practice, and Dick Such is our pitching coach.

He's over there working all of us pitchers.

I'm with Jack Morris and Scott Erickson, all these guys, and Tom Kelly yells, "Hey, Such, send me Nagel.