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If time has been called, a manager, all of his coaches, and any number of players from the field of play could, in theory, come to the mound to converse with the pitcher and each other. You will probably note that, when this happens, the umpire also comes there, in order to ensure they are actually discussing Baseball strategy and not trying to stall.

Note, however, that a non-player can come to the mound only once per inning -- if either a coach OR a manager does so in an inning, the pitcher must be removed.

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it depends on if its your timeout or the other teams because if its yours your calling it for a certain reason so u can but the other teams time out no way unless its going to be a quick talk

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a coach can only be at the mound for about 4-5 minutes because the game needs to continue.

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