What should catchers say in a mound visit?

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 When catchers should - and should not - visit the mound
0:43 Bad body language
1:22 Consistent miss patterns
2:24 Tempo changes
3:03 Break up a long inning
4:15 Talking strategy
5:13 Individual hitter pitch calls
6:05 Administrative things - signs, etc.
7:13 When NOT to make a mound visit

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[apagoogoo]

my son and i always joked that they were discussing toppings for the post-game pizza. and then when the whole team came to the mound, we assumed they were discussing who sits with who on the bus ride home. "same seats guys, right?"

[phillipmanganaro-qp]

100% in your traits video that is an important one. I played tournaments in Az in 115° heat. You gotta give the pitcher a breath. Id actually tell the ump. Usually they would let you have a minute.

[sgriffett]

what about water? Does a pitcher ever get to have a bottle on the mound and or have it brought out to them? thanks for all of your great insight and for sharing you experiences... I'm a studying fastball pitcher and I get a lot from your mutliple baseball perspectives, cheers

[Shaqoneil-cidr]

One of our high school coaches went to the mound and told our pitcher a dirty joke. He struck out the next kid.

[proper_noun]

Also when the batter says something about your girlfriend and you need to teach him a 5oz lesson

[bjburkett]

Only time I do this is when the umpire says