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Buck talks about many things from being a top catcher, characteristics,
dealing with failure, building chemistry, what needs to change in this great
game and so much more. 6 decades in the game he has some great ideas on how
to make the game better along with developing players from the lower levels.
Some things discussed: Ways to make this great game better. The old Kansas
City Royals academy how it developed players vs the Money Ball era. Inherent
qualities in a catcher which make them suitable for being a very good
manager and broadcaster. Catchers can also make very good pitching coaches,
why? Most important skills of a catcher, he prioritizes them. Are pitch
counts important? Do we need a minor league system? Lots of flashy things in
the game today, important to have them? Importance of volunteer coaches.
Importance kids need to learn the game are their own also by failing. Who he
thinks is the perfect catcher and why. How catchers can improve behind the
plate in receiving. Relationships between catcher and umpire. Different
stances catchers have today. Dealing with failure, how did he handle it.
When he was with Milwaukee is when he learned about team chemistry and the
importance. Kids need to throw more, practice, and play on their own more. Be
a multi-sport players at young ages and why.
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