The next morning, the coach comes to check on the condition of the pitcher. He's worried that the pitcher is so slow that he won't be able to get through the first inning. The coach wants to know what they can do to get him out of this situation. He tells the coach that they can ask for a pitch that's close to the first base line, and that they'll try to get a hit out of it. They'll also try to make the pitcher pay attention to the coach as much as they can. He wants to make sure that the pitch doesn't go over the head of the runner. He also wants to get the runner to look away from the pitcher so that he can't see the runner's reaction to the pitch. Finally, he decides to throw an inside-four-seamer at the pitcher, which he thinks is a good pitch.