u/NDS3D

I've never been to a game in person and only watch on tv. Occasionally, the camera will focus on the head coach, who is usually sitting there chewing on sunflower seeds. I was wondering if the head coach actually interacts with the players in the dugout during the game to, well, coach?

How much is a hitting coach really to blame for a team's offensive slump? For example, I'm reading that some Dodgers fans are calling for the firing of the Dodgers hitting coach because of how poorly they are hitting.

I can't seem to find any post game interviews with Roberts or any of the players after last night's game. Are there times when the team just doesn't feel like doing them?