can still throw about 90. So I can back up 60 feet and throw BP versus having to soft toss to him. And I can throw breaking balls and changeups and that kind of stuff. "Now, don't get me wrong, I've coached him since he was in coach-pitch and if he goes 3-for-4, I'm like, 'That fourth at-bat there you threw that thing away.' That guy laid one across, there. He said, 'You know, I'm not going to be perfect, can you cut me some slack?' And that's kind of been the difference. As far as me calling him on Friday and saying, 'Hey, you know what your weight's not over the plate,' the technical stuff like that -- that's never been me. Don't get me wrong, you've read the newspapers and that's what they all made it out to be. But I was never that type of batting instructor for him; I'm just a good BP arm." Where did all of that talk about interference come from? "I'm not going to say it to make it back to St. Louis in the newspapers. I was just a BP guy and the thing is, I throw pretty good BP, if I want to throw outside edge BP, I can throw it, if I want to bust you in, so we would go through scenarios, no balls, no strikes, this guy's throwing today, he throws a lot of first-pitch fastballs, that's how we do. "One June two years ago, I spent