Doug handles the pitchers and Mike has the defense.

BUT, they work together great so there's no territoriality. Doug might pick up something he sees with an opposing pitcher and you can bet that gets into the mix quickly.

This was from my Clemson summary last week:

“As the hitting coach, I feel like I can make more of an impact in the dugout,“ D’Amour said. “I can talk approach and give hitters cues that are specific to them without having to shout from the coaching box. The hitting coach should be with their hitters during the game. In addition, we have a lot of pinch hitting and running options on the team and it’s a little easier to manage that in the dugout.