A couple of teams now have hired, the Yankees just hired a female batting instructor.

Okay, I believe it was the, is it the Red Sox that named a young lady a coach too?

I think it was the Red Sox, wasn't it not?

I think it was.

There was some team recently that did again, and they said that she thinks she has a big future in baseball.

I think it was the Red Sox.

I might be wrong.

Who named a hired a young lady also.

The Yankees hired Rachel Balkevac as a full-time minor league roving hitting instructor.

You've seen a couple of teams in sports basketball

I think there's a young lady on the bills

I think it's the bills where she's an assistant position coach

I think it's the bills.

Someone asked me a couple of years ago, and it caused a furor because it became like a,

you know, like I had somehow, you know, was saying anything against women or women in sports.

Someone asked me, and the guy was asking me a legitimate

question. He asked me about his daughter and whether or not I thought there would be female

head coaches in professional men's sports. And I said, I don't think I'd see it my lifetime. And the reason

I was giving for it is unless the women get in the pipeline as assistance on a plentiful level where there's a lot

of them to choose from, how are you going to get them to be head coaches? Unless you go out of your

way and you make one one, just do it because it's the first or you want to sell tickets or

it's a novelty. Because unless you get, it was the same way with minorities, unless you got them into the system as assistance,

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