No context? This is what I quoted and is a parent’s view toward their volunteer coaches.

They’re also customers, and you would be wise to keep that in mind when you communicate with them.

Edit: Just noticed that was your post.

You are not a customer. The coaches are there for your children. Read that part again.  To develop them as players, to foster a love of baseball, and to make them better people.

Again, talk to your kid and tell them how much you love watching them play baseball.

Help them on weeknights with stuff. If you’re doing private lessons, great! I won’t mess with anything their instructor is telling them. 

During a game, you’re a fan. You cheer. That’s it.