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Please note, the water in the white bead may evaporate over time as silicone is a porous material. Usually fits adolescents and women with thin wrists 6" circumference CART Press here to close cart. During Martinez's introductory press conference, Rizzo said that Maddon referred to Martinez as a "co-manager" as opposed to just another coach. Rizzo added that he was highly impressed by how prepared Martinez was during the interview process and said he'd had his eye on him for several years as a potential leader.

Both of Martinez's previous teams not only preached that positive mindset, they were armed with the statistics that would help give them the best chance to win each night even before taking the field. Rizzo has overseen an expansion of the analytics department in Washington and hopes to see his team apply similar methods moving forward.

Martinez is uniquely equipped to utilize that information while teaching the game and keeping the clubhouse happy, having played for 16 years at the big league level. That seamless blend of old school and new school approaches will be welcome in Washington, particularly if it leads the franchise to its first World Championship. Both Rizzo and Martinez expressed that was their No. But before the Nationals are to take those next steps, work must be done to develop the trust that will ultimately lead to a culture of winning.

Already anchored by a group of veteran stars that are as talented as any in the game, Martinez won't shy away from getting to know his players on a personal level. He specifically cited a conversation with reliever Sean Doolittle the morning of the press conference and tentative plans for a meeting with right-hander Max Scherzer in the near future. Even after getting to know his players throughout the offseason and during Spring Training, Martinez plans to help foster team building during the grind of the long season by bringing more fun to the workplace.

He cited a "Sunday funday" concept that would allow players to come in later, bring their families to the ballpark and eat breakfast together. Martinez also said the incoming coaching staff must buy into the core beliefs he's bringing to Washington. He said culture comes from the top and everyone needs to be on board, and that includes himself and his staff -- much like how his partnerships with Maddon, Friedman, Epstein and Hoyer were so successful over the past 10 years.

This game is full of failure already … I want guys who are willing to put the work in and be positive. I always believe that in every situation in every game, whether you're down or up, you never quit.

You keep going, you play to the last pitch of the game, the last out of the game.