Former Colorado Rockies teammates Preston Wilson and Shawn Chacón reunite in the dugout, this time as opposing managers.
They share stories from their playing days, discuss the preparation and attention to detail that helped Wilson drive in 141 runs in 2003 and explain how a center fielder can help a pitcher understand what opposing hitters are seeing.
The conversation also explores the challenges of playing at Coors Field, Wilson’s experience growing up as the son of Mets legend Mookie Wilson and the responsibility both men now feel to create a clubhouse where young players can grow. For Wilson and Chacón, managing is about developing people, not simply winning games.