The coach wants to know if the team should let Sawamura keep pitching or switch him out. The coach tells the players that they should just ignore the coach's advice and keep pitching. The manager is amused by the manager's comments. He thinks the team would have beaten a fresh pitcher in the next week if they didn't have to worry about switching pitchers in the middle of the game. The pitching coach, however, says that the team shouldn't worry so much about the first pitch because it will wake the team up and they'll be ready to fight the next day. The pitch that's going to wake up the team is the one that sawamura hit in the sixth. It's not a good pitch, but it's the pitch that the manager wants to see. He wants to pitch another outside pitch so that they can account for the motion of the pitch. He's worried that the coach is getting too worked up over the hit, but he's also worried about the fact that they're leaving the game up to Sawamor.