When you look at the offense as a whole, any of you guys have a producer like you wanted to do this one, for you, how much of that is on the players, on coaching?

It's never on coaching. Never on coaching. Okay, coaches work their asses off every single day.

You know, we're not going to figure and point in here and say it's coaches. It's never on the coaches. They work hard. The, you know,

the message is clear. All the, all the work is done prior. So sometimes, you know, they got to go

out there and they got to play the game. It's always been about the players, always. You know,

I played this game a long time. Never once have i planned the coach for anything i mean i work

you know we worked our asses off to get better um they gave us information and we used it uh you know

so you know these guys understand what the game they game is man these coaches uh i never had such a group

of coaches that worked as hard as they do i mean they're here're here freaking de-deasily. They go over everything.

They sit with players every day. You know, these coaches, you know, they work their asses off.

And I know every coach staff is like that. So sometimes, you know, and the players, no. Sometimes,

you know, you got to put the onus on the players. They got to go out there and they've got to play the game and play the game in the right way.

You know, we can't hit for them.

We can't catch the balls for them.

We can't pitch for them.

We can't throw strikes for them.

They got to do that.

Dave Martinez, that was after their Saturday loss to the lowly

Marlins, 4 to 3. They lost Marlins, four to three.

They lost again yesterday, three to one.

They've dropped eight in a row the nationals have.

And Dave Martinez says, it's never on coaching, never on coaching.

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