[teejers1]

“My father wanted me to be a baseball player.”

“Well, you’re the best I ever had and you’re the best goddamn hitter I ever saw.”

"Suit up!"

I loved that movie, despite the obvious lack of anyone who actually played ball in the editing room.  There were many flaws in that movie, but the greatest was the "walk off" homer hit by Hobbs in Chicago - you know, when Glenn Close stood up because she didn't want to see Roy fail.  I don't think I've ever seen a walk off dinger hit by the visiting team . . ..

And that reminds me: RIP Wilford Brimley.

[teejers1]

“My father wanted me to be a baseball player.”

“Well, you’re the best I ever had and you’re the best goddamn hitter I ever saw.”

"Suit up!"

I loved that movie, despite the obvious lack of anyone who actually played ball in the editing room.  There were many flaws in that movie, but the greatest was the "walk off" homer hit by Hobbs in Chicago - you know, when Glenn Close stood up because she didn't want to see Roy fail.  I don't think I've ever seen a walk off dinger hit by the visiting team . . ..

And that reminds me: RIP Wilford Brimley.