The coach is worried about the run rate of the game because the batter is getting so many walks. He decides to go for a sacrifice fly instead of a squeeze play. The coach thinks that this is a good idea because it gives the batter a chance to get a hit. He also thinks that the batter has noticed the cracks in the defense and is getting a little nervous. He tells them to go after the batter from the first pitch. He says that they can feel the batter's nervousness all the way out in the outfield. He warns them that if the batter gets a hit, they'll have to go back to the mound and smirk. They're scared of that, he says, and he's going to hit the batter so he won't be able to get away with it.