Let me get to the manager of the Indians, Terry Francona.

We call him Tito.

He joins us. Skip, how are you?

Good, Mike.

How are you?

Good, thank you.

Appreciate a couple of minutes now that the season has wound down.

First up, let's talk about your old pitching coach as he takes over the Mets,

which is quite an undertaking right now.

Tell the audience, Tito, about Mickey Calloway.

Well, I'll tell you what.

The Mets fans are lucky.

You got a special one.

I mean, he, I didn't know him coming into the job with the Indians.

And his level of expertise, his amount of confidence, it far surpassed his years

of experience, and he's going to be a really good manager. He's his confidence. He knows how to

talk to players. He's got a really good feel for people.

He's going to be really good.

You know, when you have good people like that, you know you're going to lose them,

and it hurts because you've got to replace him, but he's going to be really good.

He's a fun guy to be around.

You know, I know that you were in his corner. I heard you were a big

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