Willie McGee says he has to remind his players that his "chill" before games shouldn't be mistaken for being tired or not ready for the battle of game – especially an elimination game like Game 5 of the NLDS. 

"You know, these guys are super enthused and they look at me and I'm kind of chill, you know I do my work and (they say), 'Come on Willie. Wake up.'" McGee, the Cardinals 60-year-old coach says. "Man, I'm woke. I'll be there. I was asleep for 20 years and got it done, when it comes time I'll get it done."

<p>Willie McGee&nbsp;says he has to&nbsp;remind his players that his "chill" before games shouldn't be mistaken for being tired or not ready for the battle of game &ndash; especially an elimination game like Game 5 of the NLDS.&nbsp;</p>
<p>"You know, these guys are super enthused and they look at me and I'm kind of chill, you know I do my work and&nbsp;(they say), 'Come on Willie. Wake up.'" McGee, the Cardinals 60-year-old coach says. "Man, I'm woke. I'll be there. I was asleep for 20 years and got it done, when it comes time I'll get it done."</p>

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