WEBVTT 00:20.078 --> 00:26.536 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, it is majorly a season and that means it's time to talk some major league. 00:26.937 --> 00:34.978 [SPEAKER_04]: Arguably, the greatest baseball movie of all time, but I will say it is definitely the funniest baseball movie of all time. 00:35.259 --> 00:35.961 [SPEAKER_02]: I'll give it to you. 00:35.941 --> 00:56.076 [SPEAKER_04]: love this movie, been growing up with this movie, but before we talk about the movie, we are first the DJs, I'd like to spin it, mix it, throw it back, and dissect it, dissect it, DJ Castle DJ J, welcome back to another classic movie review, and we've been talking about this one for a while, as it represents our tribe. 00:56.056 --> 01:06.646 [SPEAKER_04]: The Cleveland Indians, as they are known, in 1989 when this movie was filmed, but now they're the Cleveland Guardians, and some of us in this room have an issue with that. 01:06.666 --> 01:11.078 [SPEAKER_04]: I for one, am a Cleveland baseball fan through and through, and 01:11.058 --> 01:15.305 [SPEAKER_04]: I will say one of the immediate things that comes mine as I'm watching this movie gets gone. 01:15.325 --> 01:17.308 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like, I love the representation of Cleveland. 01:17.328 --> 01:18.330 [SPEAKER_04]: This is a Cleveland movie. 01:18.690 --> 01:20.273 [SPEAKER_04]: We have so few little of those. 01:20.653 --> 01:26.603 [SPEAKER_04]: And me coming from a family that is all Cleveland based, I love seeing it, all the views of the, 01:26.583 --> 01:34.977 [SPEAKER_04]: Hyogo calls tower city all the factories and everything at one point in the opening montage There's a nun with a Cleveland Indian starter jacket. 01:35.037 --> 01:50.042 [SPEAKER_04]: I love it because that is what the tribe is to Cleveland and if you've been there And you see it then you know it that city loves its team and I'm really happy that it was captured at this time That was like a very sad time for Cleveland baseball, which is why I think 01:50.022 --> 02:15.540 [SPEAKER_04]: they use this team and they go over right away with all the newspaper clippings those are real like newspapers of like showing all the downfalls of the team had and at the time that this movie was made it was like the scene that's hopeless is ever they're like coming up to decades straight of like being the worst team of the league and they're like I don't know how we're gonna ever be good against let's make a movie about and i think that guy who made it actually made it because he's a clean fan he's like I want to make a movie where i saw the audience win 02:15.520 --> 02:20.587 [SPEAKER_02]: And again, this is back in the days when they were able to use actual team names and like actual logos. 02:20.988 --> 02:27.517 [SPEAKER_02]: And if you're not, if you don't have Mr. Lewis, Saka, Saka, Saka, Saka, Saka, Alexa, what are you trying to say? 02:27.537 --> 02:34.508 [SPEAKER_02]: Lewis, Saka, Lexus, who was the panel of the Pentecostal Indian, and the Major League Baseball player who inspired the naming of the Cleveland Indians team. 02:34.568 --> 02:38.854 [SPEAKER_02]: He played for the Cleveland Spiders in 1897 to 1898 for one year. 02:39.575 --> 02:40.296 [SPEAKER_02]: He's the reason. 02:40.917 --> 02:43.681 [SPEAKER_02]: And if you don't have this guy representing your team, I'm not a fan. 02:43.841 --> 02:45.884 [SPEAKER_02]: She's this movie doesn't for us. 02:45.904 --> 02:46.565 [SPEAKER_02]: It's in right away. 02:46.605 --> 02:47.145 [SPEAKER_02]: It's in right. 02:47.486 --> 02:50.230 [SPEAKER_02]: Randomly, he was one of those movies that my dad had when I was growing up. 02:50.250 --> 02:51.291 [SPEAKER_02]: And I was like, I don't know what this is. 02:51.311 --> 02:52.873 [SPEAKER_02]: And they had a cool baseball, as you see. 02:52.893 --> 02:54.455 [SPEAKER_02]: And I was like, I don't think it's a guy, cool movie. 02:54.475 --> 02:56.759 [SPEAKER_02]: So I used to watch this movie over and over and not knowing what it was. 02:56.819 --> 02:57.560 [SPEAKER_02]: It was just baseball. 02:58.100 --> 02:59.362 [SPEAKER_02]: And I thought it was funny as a kid. 02:59.562 --> 03:01.445 [SPEAKER_02]: But I had no idea how funny it is. 03:01.785 --> 03:02.867 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, it watched it. 03:02.927 --> 03:03.027 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 03:03.007 --> 03:04.269 [SPEAKER_02]: In twenty twenty six. 03:04.289 --> 03:16.587 [SPEAKER_04]: I always love the major league logo when I was a kid because it's like Well, is that supposed to be like Charlie Sheen like wild thing as a baseball I think it is He kind of does like he has a virgin of it. 03:16.808 --> 03:19.632 [SPEAKER_04]: I think he's supposed to be like who else in this movie? 03:19.612 --> 03:31.770 [SPEAKER_04]: Would be I mean he represents that most for sure, but yeah, I think it's just wild the Mohawk baseball It's got the like the things going on in the glasses to is that like a flame cone on the back Or is that like a sort of a pony tellers that's the feathers the feathers. 03:31.850 --> 03:38.180 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, and then he has the Metaglasses randomly In 89 which is crazy, but yes, yes, it didn't bring today. 03:38.440 --> 03:38.801 [SPEAKER_02]: I have them. 03:39.261 --> 03:45.771 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay, okay, all right, but yes, the movie just the movie cover Which I'm looking at which is behind us 03:45.751 --> 03:49.080 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you too made me check it out in the YouTube channel. 03:49.100 --> 03:49.561 [SPEAKER_02]: There you go. 03:49.581 --> 04:00.030 [SPEAKER_02]: Made me love this movie Just from watching that and then from that point again as a kid it was a cool movie I remember baseball I was in the baseball again and I didn't know anything about the humor 04:00.196 --> 04:01.858 [SPEAKER_02]: This movie is classic, man. 04:01.878 --> 04:02.959 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh yeah, there are some parts in it. 04:03.139 --> 04:04.982 [SPEAKER_02]: I was laughing from beginning to end with it. 04:05.002 --> 04:06.884 [SPEAKER_02]: There's so many parts of this movie that are hilarious. 04:06.904 --> 04:08.366 [SPEAKER_02]: If you have not seen it, go watch it. 04:08.766 --> 04:09.927 [SPEAKER_02]: It is a classic. 04:10.168 --> 04:11.389 [SPEAKER_04]: I had not seen it in a while. 04:11.449 --> 04:15.053 [SPEAKER_04]: And I've seen this movie a bunch of times, but I don't even remember how many years it's been. 04:15.194 --> 04:17.957 [SPEAKER_04]: So I just watched it earlier today for the first time in a minute. 04:18.658 --> 04:25.446 [SPEAKER_04]: And yeah, that first 30 minutes really keeps like 30 to 40 to even an hour, like really just keeps hitting you. 04:25.806 --> 04:27.969 [SPEAKER_04]: Joke at the joke and hit you with quick liners. 04:28.089 --> 04:30.051 [SPEAKER_04]: Introducing to each character, 04:30.031 --> 04:32.975 [SPEAKER_04]: Everybody says something funny and then it just boom on to the next scene. 04:32.995 --> 04:34.077 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's introduce the next guy. 04:34.097 --> 04:39.044 [SPEAKER_04]: Like I think that this movie Is such a good setting for a baseball movie. 04:39.064 --> 04:46.055 [SPEAKER_04]: First of all, I love Cleveland representing a city that like ready for a winner And then we immediately get into leading all the characters. 04:46.275 --> 04:57.692 [SPEAKER_04]: One of the reasons I wanted to do it which by the way right now is we're starting baseball season This movie is the best like spring training movie like just building a team that I think anybody's ever done 04:57.672 --> 04:58.794 [SPEAKER_02]: Absolutely, let's get into it. 04:58.814 --> 05:02.602 [SPEAKER_02]: At the beginning, the owner is clearly like this team needs to take a move in this shit. 05:02.722 --> 05:05.408 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, which I think makes more sense now than ever. 05:05.448 --> 05:09.836 [SPEAKER_04]: I feel like we've seen some of those like the Dallas smaverics just had a new owner take over. 05:09.897 --> 05:15.107 [SPEAKER_04]: And then immediately traded Luca and a lot of people looked into the backstory and saw that like she has. 05:15.087 --> 05:20.316 [SPEAKER_04]: ties to Vegas and like trying to like take the team and like move to Vegas. 05:20.377 --> 05:32.919 [SPEAKER_04]: I think this is an actual like game plan that Rachel Phelps puts in a play that maybe there's some rich wife owners that side I possibly one of the best looking owners in history of a baseball team Let's be honest. 05:32.939 --> 05:33.400 [SPEAKER_02]: Make a case 05:33.380 --> 05:34.121 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, she's up there. 05:34.222 --> 05:46.463 [SPEAKER_02]: So yeah, she immediately out the gate the steam needs to take I'm making them the worst and so they put together a roster of Hazmons and players nobies ever heard of starting off with Jake Taylor in Mexico. 05:46.504 --> 05:49.549 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, which he looks like he was party. 05:49.529 --> 05:52.657 [SPEAKER_04]: I love the immediate shot of how we meet Jake. 05:52.698 --> 06:05.091 [SPEAKER_04]: I mean like whatever this guy was just doing I'm in on like I want a visual of the night before you know, I mean like Jake Taylor's party In Mexico it like Casa de los Trejos or something some chill like that 06:05.071 --> 06:34.285 [SPEAKER_04]: has a sombrero on in bed like clearly they do all the things that are like this guy parties and that random like girl's legs like in the back across him he's got a sombrero has the answer it phone rings he answers it with over sombrero, which I love watching this is Charlie Donovan the new GM of the Cleveland Indians 06:35.665 --> 06:39.998 [SPEAKER_12]: Yeah, we'd love for you to come to spring training for a shot of this year's club. 06:40.400 --> 06:41.864 [SPEAKER_12]: Is that you, Tolbert? 06:42.747 --> 06:42.847 [SPEAKER_10]: What? 06:42.867 --> 06:45.816 [SPEAKER_10]: This is very funny, you know, I'm a long-over. 06:45.836 --> 06:50.029 [SPEAKER_10]: My knees are killing me, and if you're going to pull this shit, at least you could have said you were from the Yankees. 06:51.241 --> 06:52.763 [SPEAKER_02]: Is that you tall bird? 06:53.024 --> 07:08.288 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, could at least say it was the Yankees or say it isn't any hanks of the fun And they bring him on and then they bring on the coach and the coach is like selling tires My favorite that was my favorite because of when he calls him up at ease like how do you like to manage the Indians? 07:08.268 --> 07:14.401 [SPEAKER_04]: And he's like, I don't know, I got another call to your line about some white walls. 07:14.682 --> 07:16.286 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, they'll get back to you. 07:16.306 --> 07:18.330 [SPEAKER_12]: Go back to the fire world. 07:18.751 --> 07:21.076 [SPEAKER_12]: Oh, no, this is Charlie Donovan, it's a Cleveland Inn. 07:21.998 --> 07:23.902 [SPEAKER_12]: And would you like to manage the Indians this year? 07:25.646 --> 07:26.388 [SPEAKER_12]: Oh, I don't know. 07:27.129 --> 07:28.352 [SPEAKER_12]: What do you mean you don't know? 07:28.636 --> 07:30.699 [SPEAKER_12]: This is a chance to manage in the big leagues. 07:31.280 --> 07:34.464 [SPEAKER_06]: That guy's hilarious, Lou. 07:34.885 --> 07:40.773 [SPEAKER_04]: That's one of those guys who, like, I'm not even sure what I've seen. 07:40.793 --> 07:43.557 [SPEAKER_04]: I feel like I saw him in like a Superman movie when I was a kid or something. 07:43.717 --> 07:44.559 [SPEAKER_02]: He's like the best. 07:44.619 --> 07:47.903 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah, I have such good casting through and through. 07:48.063 --> 07:51.268 [SPEAKER_04]: And then of course, you got the guy who's like coming out of prison. 07:51.248 --> 07:52.089 [SPEAKER_02]: Mr. Wildt. 07:52.149 --> 07:56.717 [SPEAKER_04]: Introduce us to Charlie Sheen and he's like, I don't know if I'll be able to get out. 07:57.358 --> 07:58.079 [SPEAKER_04]: There will be a look. 07:58.099 --> 07:58.419 [SPEAKER_02]: Get there. 07:58.439 --> 07:59.100 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, how did he get it? 07:59.160 --> 08:00.562 [SPEAKER_02]: They were just talking about how he got out. 08:00.663 --> 08:04.088 [SPEAKER_04]: First of all, they never got what he's like, I don't know if I'll be there in time. 08:04.288 --> 08:04.669 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 08:04.689 --> 08:05.610 [SPEAKER_02]: And then pull some straight. 08:05.630 --> 08:13.763 [SPEAKER_04]: Then suddenly he's just there, which also then brings me, because speaking of backstory of like, how did that happen and how did he end up here? 08:14.570 --> 08:20.640 [SPEAKER_04]: We meet Willie May's Hayes who watching it closely in this watch, I'm like, what is Willie's backstory? 08:20.921 --> 08:25.328 [SPEAKER_04]: Because he just shows up with a car and a suit and he's like, we talk about the car really quick. 08:25.348 --> 08:26.029 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, what was it called? 08:26.049 --> 08:30.216 [SPEAKER_02]: Volkswagen buggy with a Roy's Rolls Royce hood. 08:30.601 --> 08:35.151 [SPEAKER_02]: The man had a custom made where he had a roars, roars, roars, roars. 08:35.912 --> 08:36.474 [SPEAKER_02]: I can't say that. 08:36.494 --> 08:37.315 [SPEAKER_04]: He hit it the first time. 08:37.616 --> 08:38.498 [SPEAKER_02]: We know what you're talking about. 08:38.718 --> 08:43.850 [SPEAKER_02]: On the front, and a Volkswagen buggy, the rest of the car, unique to say the least. 08:43.870 --> 08:45.914 [SPEAKER_04]: And we're like, where does this guy have money? 08:45.934 --> 08:46.776 [SPEAKER_04]: Where's he coming from? 08:46.796 --> 08:47.217 [SPEAKER_02]: Not money. 08:47.257 --> 08:48.900 [SPEAKER_02]: What's his next dog's wagging with the sand? 08:48.961 --> 08:50.584 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, but you said it was custom. 08:50.564 --> 09:03.076 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I mean did you see the other cars in this movie the cars in the 80s has it has to be the shittiest decade of cars ever like every car The movie that the shitty car that Jake drives, you know, like I think a whole time. 09:03.096 --> 09:06.160 [SPEAKER_04]: I think his was supposed to look busted up, but like every car in this movie. 09:06.180 --> 09:16.690 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm like God What were we thinking or the manufacturers on because it's not like we had had nice cars in decades previous But the 80s was like here's a thought what if we made every car 09:17.125 --> 09:23.541 [SPEAKER_04]: boring is fuck right go no sleek designs just a basic as box 09:23.825 --> 09:50.271 [SPEAKER_04]: little small circle like I like it that I call and it will just put the logo on the front and every car on the road we're looking exactly the same feel it go well go back to Willie May's head as a kid he was my favorite character yeah as the most charisma most they put him in he's fast hours fast I was like this I love this guy and so they bring him in but yeah Willie May's head so he just shows up and they're like who's this guy and he's like get ready for a hidden show and he's like 09:50.690 --> 10:07.514 [SPEAKER_04]: I do love a yeah, he drives his car right up to the field just unwilling confidence like right out the game So this guy strolls up and they're like, oh, he's not on the list We cut to then like when they're in that like do they really expect all these major leaders? 10:07.695 --> 10:14.925 [SPEAKER_04]: They have them stationed in like what looks like a boot camp like Bunkhead bunk beds and shit are you kidding me? 10:14.905 --> 10:20.353 [SPEAKER_04]: You're gonna make these guys all like literally camp like a bunch of like seven I've been camping in the case in 80s man. 10:20.373 --> 10:21.255 [SPEAKER_02]: They might have done that now. 10:21.275 --> 10:24.780 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like they have a hotel room So though there's a sleek hotel There are bunk beds. 10:24.900 --> 10:27.484 [SPEAKER_02]: You rough it up and you guys are running 40s. 10:27.604 --> 10:28.065 [SPEAKER_02]: No, man. 10:28.085 --> 10:35.216 [SPEAKER_04]: She's the break-up don't nobody should be in a bunk bed after the age of like seven I feel like that once you hit like your eighth birthday. 10:35.236 --> 10:37.740 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like your days of sleeping in a bunk bed are over time 11:01.261 --> 11:08.073 [SPEAKER_04]: Just immediately sprints and just runs pat- like the two guys that are running were slow as fuck It wasn't even that impressive They were first of all. 11:08.093 --> 11:16.067 [SPEAKER_02]: They were using a gunshot to really how could we just go like they could really really Yeah, it was a gunshot No reason for gunshot and spring trade everybody other good. 11:16.167 --> 11:17.930 [SPEAKER_02]: We can understand go go works. 11:18.110 --> 11:22.678 [SPEAKER_02]: I he didn't wake up according to the teeth to the movie He didn't wake up to like the fourth gunshot 11:22.658 --> 11:31.507 [SPEAKER_04]: Also, why would they just leave them outside like if you need if you're trying to like arrest him or something like like put them in like jail or something put them in I'm gonna go Yeah, you got to go pick them up. 11:31.527 --> 11:48.885 [SPEAKER_02]: You have to go like we're gonna have a cop like take you out of here if you're trespassing you're out But instead you got to settle said he gets up wakes up and immediately in bare feet and his pajamas bust out and beats the two runners by a little lot Right, and they show us speed and like get him a uniform 11:57.472 --> 12:20.558 [SPEAKER_02]: and he's got a uniform and that would be maize is he comes in hard-darding to the filter and a lead-off batter of the team for a major league team what a way to enter a team right but then we learn immediately you might run like maize but you hit like shit well you may run like maize but you hit like shit how's that possible? 12:20.598 --> 12:25.183 [SPEAKER_04]: barely stripping the ball and everything like that and it's just like okay so when I saw that that was the point when I was like 12:25.383 --> 12:41.798 [SPEAKER_04]: What was Willie May's hay's plan going into this like whole thing so he didn't have an invite to can't He just shows up in his role's voice and like gets on as soon as like prepare to watch a hidden show and they're like I don't know man this guy's got something he's got swag. 12:41.898 --> 12:43.662 [SPEAKER_04]: I like to cut of his jib 12:43.642 --> 13:02.578 [SPEAKER_04]: gets kicked out of Billy runs and he's like fast and then we find out he can't hit so you in theory we have no further backstory on where he came from but we learn like he just showed up like that so get ready to watch a hitting show and then he can't hit so what the fuck was that I put it out he's wild plan he had a good rhythm too 13:02.558 --> 13:27.013 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah, a little jiggle tries to hit the I mean, you know a little leak like we all tried that move to where you like hit the other into the back Catch it yeah, yeah Again play tied to play it's hard move to pull up Then they got Serrano coming in blasting balls into the trees are birds are coming in and getting their billboard like oh my goodness Who is this guy, but then he's like why didn't nobody else pick this guy up first hurt ball 13:27.061 --> 13:38.022 [SPEAKER_04]: There are some breaking balls, which, immediately, this is the thing that movies, anytime there was a movie like this, which I think this movie actually does about as well as anybody does. 13:38.102 --> 13:40.105 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like, we're putting a team together. 13:40.166 --> 13:50.605 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's go out and find some ringers, you know, and this, as we learn, Rachel Phelps is trying to find some of the worst potential talent because she wants the team to sink, so she moved the team to Miami. 13:50.585 --> 14:07.733 [SPEAKER_04]: But there's all any time it's this ragged head group of like misfits we're putting together team we just did little giants like a month or two ago similar situation it's always the same kind of thing where it's like oh look at this person they're interesting because they can do this but they suck at this 14:07.713 --> 14:10.678 [SPEAKER_04]: Except for little giants actually they all like pretty much sucked at everything. 14:10.698 --> 14:29.350 [SPEAKER_04]: So that's not even a great example But any this is the blueprint of any movie that was like, oh, wow They could do this that that has been bit for years and years Willy Mays Hay's Fastest shit can't hit for shit Charlie Sheen throws a fireball has no control Serano 14:29.330 --> 14:58.425 [SPEAKER_04]: can hit the lights out can't hit a breaking ball and we just go on and on and every player is like Jake Taylor he's a and he's a yeah gone he's he's a veteran he knows the game well but he actually has like no knees and he's basically like yeah he's a has a breakback up at the end of the game because he decided to do something crazy and like really well okay we'll come back because the end I love the last 20 minutes of this movie and the final uh them in a single playoff game and a lot of the stories that go into that 14:58.405 --> 14:59.827 [SPEAKER_02]: Final player we almost forgot. 15:00.488 --> 15:00.709 [SPEAKER_02]: Mm-hmm. 15:00.729 --> 15:00.929 [SPEAKER_02]: Dorn. 15:01.169 --> 15:01.470 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh yeah. 15:02.151 --> 15:03.473 [SPEAKER_02]: One of the key players of this. 15:03.513 --> 15:04.034 [SPEAKER_02]: Roger. 15:04.094 --> 15:05.176 [SPEAKER_02]: He loves the Roger Dorn. 15:05.196 --> 15:10.124 [SPEAKER_02]: Comes in on the Royce Royce and a golfing bag and he does the joint swing. 15:10.224 --> 15:21.021 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't you love it was such an 80s movie trope that like if a guy shows up in white catchmere sweater and like a real preppy look you're immediately like f**k 15:21.001 --> 15:21.522 [SPEAKER_04]: Fuck you. 15:22.163 --> 15:23.024 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't like this guy. 15:23.405 --> 15:26.990 [SPEAKER_04]: It was like a blueprint of all 80s movies It was like not this guy sucks. 15:27.511 --> 15:47.042 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't want to like him too preppy too into his own shit But he does provide me with I think one of the funniest moments of the first like quarter of the movie Is when he goes up to the couch and he's like so I'm right here in my contract I don't do calisthenics So what do you think of that and I don't I didn't remember this part and I 15:47.022 --> 15:58.703 [SPEAKER_04]: I had forgotten this happened but I really I love this but I really was like Oh, dude, please tell me just fucking starts pissing on the contract and it's right there in the middle of you Coach Lewis just like 16:00.353 --> 16:02.496 [SPEAKER_14]: So then he look at each other, then he look at each other. 16:02.516 --> 16:04.600 [SPEAKER_14]: Yeah, as he's pissing. 16:05.000 --> 16:05.982 [SPEAKER_14]: They look at each other. 16:06.002 --> 16:11.431 [SPEAKER_04]: You only need more of this respectful that pissing on something that a guy just handed you to be like, why don't you take a look at that? 16:11.651 --> 16:12.552 [SPEAKER_04]: What do you think about that? 16:12.913 --> 16:15.537 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a look him in the eye as your pissing woman. 16:15.557 --> 16:17.280 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like, he's like, both look at each other. 16:17.300 --> 16:19.984 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like one of the reasons he's like, the walks off. 16:20.325 --> 16:21.506 [SPEAKER_13]: About those setups you want me to do? 16:22.268 --> 16:24.932 [SPEAKER_13]: Get a right here in my contract says, I don't have to do any calisthenics. 16:24.952 --> 16:25.994 [SPEAKER_13]: I don't feel unnecessary. 16:26.454 --> 16:27.576 [SPEAKER_13]: So what do you think about that? 16:42.305 --> 16:43.206 [SPEAKER_02]: Short piss by the way. 16:43.226 --> 16:44.028 [SPEAKER_02]: He didn't have to piss that way. 16:44.048 --> 16:46.932 [SPEAKER_02]: It wasn't that low, but he did what he needed to do on that He didn't have to go that bad. 16:46.952 --> 16:50.858 [SPEAKER_02]: He just had to make a point But Dorn comes in again the last 20 minutes and come anyway. 16:50.878 --> 16:51.860 [SPEAKER_02]: We're talking about it last one of us. 16:52.200 --> 16:53.863 [SPEAKER_02]: So We have our roster. 16:54.244 --> 16:57.689 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, we have our squad Training has been as completed. 16:57.869 --> 17:07.384 [SPEAKER_04]: Well first we got to do the whole like cut down, which there's no fucking way a major league team would cut players by way of like There's a red team 17:07.617 --> 17:08.418 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll be your locker. 17:09.018 --> 17:11.041 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, there's a red tag, you might be there. 17:11.061 --> 17:13.864 [SPEAKER_04]: You're like, that's how- Oh, did you avoid it? 17:14.204 --> 17:14.985 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, I guess what? 17:15.505 --> 17:17.508 [SPEAKER_04]: Some of our guys on the team just have red tags. 17:17.528 --> 17:18.489 [SPEAKER_04]: They could fuck you with the wood. 17:18.509 --> 17:19.310 [SPEAKER_02]: And they're just gone. 17:19.330 --> 17:22.213 [SPEAKER_02]: They're just going to, by the way, they don't show any of that happening. 17:22.233 --> 17:23.214 [SPEAKER_02]: There's nobody they got there. 17:23.234 --> 17:28.780 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, there's just one random player that they never introduced, who opens his locker and you're like, I feel like this guy's not going to beg it. 17:29.440 --> 17:32.724 [SPEAKER_04]: They never introduced us to Gelsin or Gentry, whatever the fuck his name is. 17:32.744 --> 17:34.646 [SPEAKER_04]: I haven't feeling this guy's not going to go off with this guy. 17:34.666 --> 17:36.628 [SPEAKER_04]: Any guys that's like dramatic turnaround, 17:37.115 --> 18:00.777 [SPEAKER_04]: And we're just like as the audience are like yeah, of course, we don't we don't know you get back to really get us to Willie May's Hayes again or wild thing yeah, he does the one I like yes, yes, he always loved that when he goes outside and starts dancing That's what I mean think Leslie Snipes he's so he's so good at this role because of like that like the same way when he when he first walks in And then he like turns around and he's like suit like he has these motions. 18:00.797 --> 18:04.540 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't like so funny The way he goes outside and like celebrates is like 18:05.161 --> 18:23.946 [SPEAKER_02]: and it's crazy that he's also bleed anyway like he's a small as like a baseball player and he's like a badass and blade like that and in white man came with jump was like snipes oh yeah he's uh... but uh... but it was the word unheralded hero of that just a great cinematic at misfear is an actor that's like an ununun I can't think of the word 18:24.398 --> 18:42.323 [SPEAKER_04]: under appreciated actor thank you but he was like a big star back then and you know what this is the movie that actually set him off in a month this was like his first big film and if you notice anybody have ever seen major league two there's one blaring difference then you can't ignore 18:42.573 --> 18:44.835 [SPEAKER_04]: And that's how they just bring back Willie Mays Hayes. 18:44.895 --> 18:45.816 [SPEAKER_02]: Just a different actor. 18:45.836 --> 18:46.937 [SPEAKER_02]: I know it's Omarips. 18:46.957 --> 18:47.358 [SPEAKER_02]: Omarips. 18:48.539 --> 18:48.879 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 18:48.899 --> 18:51.101 [SPEAKER_02]: That bothered me as a kid too, because you were looking for Wesley. 18:51.261 --> 18:52.583 [SPEAKER_02]: It is not. 18:52.603 --> 18:53.083 [SPEAKER_02]: That's a kid. 18:53.103 --> 18:54.304 [SPEAKER_02]: I was like, who's this guy? 18:54.324 --> 18:55.165 [SPEAKER_02]: That was very confusing. 18:55.245 --> 18:58.328 [SPEAKER_04]: And it's one thing if you just can't get Willie Mays Hayes back, like the actor. 18:58.408 --> 19:00.050 [SPEAKER_04]: But like to just say, it's the same guy. 19:00.070 --> 19:02.031 [SPEAKER_04]: It's always, it's a annoying move. 19:02.051 --> 19:02.812 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, don't bullshit. 19:02.832 --> 19:03.993 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, just say it's the same. 19:04.013 --> 19:05.255 [SPEAKER_04]: Don't gas like me. 19:05.615 --> 19:05.955 [SPEAKER_04]: Okay. 19:06.115 --> 19:08.918 [SPEAKER_04]: I know Willie Mays Hayes, that's not Willie Mays Hayes. 19:08.898 --> 19:13.349 [SPEAKER_04]: But you know why he actually didn't join is because one of the actors. 19:13.389 --> 19:13.770 [SPEAKER_04]: I can't remember. 19:13.790 --> 19:22.232 [SPEAKER_04]: I heard the story once we're like one of the actors We're like oh, like are you gonna do major league two and he responded to him like Seriously gonna do that shit 19:22.567 --> 19:48.658 [SPEAKER_04]: Which is this point anything here because like I just said this is the movie that put them on the map and then he gets white man can jump and he's Sydney Dean and he becomes like a star and then yeah ends up being played and like throughout the 90s he's one of the biggest actually have he should have done it but like you don't hey remember where you from do you will willy maze haze before any of it and you're an Indian speaking of that the real life willy maze haze then came to life shortly thereafter 19:49.128 --> 20:00.953 [SPEAKER_04]: with Kenny Lofton, my man, that was the first while the 95 Indians are the reason that I really started loving baseball, like I was a little kid and I remember like that team captivated me. 20:00.993 --> 20:03.318 [SPEAKER_04]: I spent that whole summer, I can name a lot of them off, man. 20:03.559 --> 20:05.483 [SPEAKER_02]: All of my brothers, justice. 20:05.463 --> 20:08.588 [SPEAKER_04]: Carlos Bayerga Not seeing all her bell. 20:08.729 --> 20:18.005 [SPEAKER_04]: You're a little bit all over the place David justice wasn't till 97 But Albert Bell was there with us that three year Jim told me was there Paul Serena on our Viscale Viscale okay, I'm close. 20:18.025 --> 20:20.148 [SPEAKER_02]: What was the picture her her size her? 20:20.188 --> 20:23.995 [SPEAKER_03]: I still have a her size shirt I'm gonna had I miss one player gonna talk shit whatever 20:23.975 --> 20:46.810 [SPEAKER_04]: dead as martin and that's why it's been out so with what's interesting is like what this movie kind of like presents as like it's a story 20:46.790 --> 20:58.545 [SPEAKER_04]: So we got an order who takes over, wants to move the team to Miami, and they're like Cleveland will be devastated if you leave the city of Cleveland, and also Cleveland is desperate for the Indians to finally be good again after decades of being bad. 20:59.005 --> 21:07.195 [SPEAKER_04]: Within a few years, we get an expansion team to Miami, the Florida Marlins, wind up playing the Indians in the 97 World Series. 21:08.116 --> 21:12.662 [SPEAKER_04]: We get the Cleveland Browns actually leaving town. 21:12.929 --> 21:13.670 [SPEAKER_04]: It's crazy. 21:13.991 --> 21:14.251 [SPEAKER_00]: 90. 21:14.271 --> 21:15.533 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 21:15.633 --> 21:15.853 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 21:16.434 --> 21:17.416 [SPEAKER_04]: Become the Baltimore Ravens. 21:17.796 --> 21:24.546 [SPEAKER_04]: And then at that exact same time, the Cleveland Indians finally become a powerhouse and make it to the World Series against the Atlanta Braves. 21:24.566 --> 21:35.562 [SPEAKER_04]: So this movie really unintentionally set an emotion all these things that they almost predicted by like what was like on the mind of like Cleveland or the people around are wanting to like detract from like 21:35.542 --> 21:37.446 [SPEAKER_04]: What, you know, anybody that was in power. 21:37.847 --> 21:43.960 [SPEAKER_04]: Basically, Rachel Phelps is what became Arkmodel who was the owner of the Browns for like decades. 21:44.521 --> 21:46.686 [SPEAKER_04]: And then burned a bridge with Cleveland that he never got back. 21:46.706 --> 21:48.229 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, because he was like, I got to move the team. 21:48.249 --> 21:48.950 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't want to make money. 21:48.970 --> 21:51.215 [SPEAKER_04]: And then they ended up winning a Super Bowl a few years ago. 21:51.255 --> 21:52.538 [SPEAKER_04]: Fuck the Ravensman. 21:52.518 --> 22:17.968 [SPEAKER_02]: We're gonna agree on that, you know, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah 22:18.303 --> 22:22.368 [SPEAKER_02]: Back in the day, yeah, yeah, multiple colors had a brown one. 22:22.388 --> 22:22.949 [SPEAKER_02]: I had a black. 22:23.049 --> 22:27.175 [SPEAKER_02]: Anyway, I started only team and then when the Indians became the guardians, I cut from baseball. 22:27.295 --> 22:27.575 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm out. 22:27.756 --> 22:31.941 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm done because I used to love dressing up and becoming an Indian at Indian games. 22:32.081 --> 22:38.190 [SPEAKER_02]: At the end, became something that I shouldn't have been doing because I got hated on heavily for doing it. 22:38.270 --> 22:40.052 [SPEAKER_02]: So it was a tradition for a long time. 22:40.332 --> 22:43.076 [SPEAKER_02]: Like the people in the stands and that's where I got it from. 22:43.116 --> 22:43.737 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh my god. 22:43.717 --> 22:48.927 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, so let me get to that in a second, but I wanted to discuss Justin's conduct when we would go to No, I'll be talking about it. 22:49.067 --> 22:50.109 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't want to talk about it. 22:50.129 --> 22:50.330 [SPEAKER_04]: That's PC. 22:50.851 --> 22:52.514 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, okay, because let me make this point. 22:52.995 --> 22:57.423 [SPEAKER_04]: You see all the like at this time It's where I got it from all the fans in this movie. 22:57.664 --> 23:02.633 [SPEAKER_04]: Even the commentator like they were in headdresses And the commentator comes in with the full dress man. 23:02.674 --> 23:03.816 [SPEAKER_02]: He's like that for you. 23:04.317 --> 23:05.539 [SPEAKER_04]: And I'll just say this 23:05.519 --> 23:09.967 [SPEAKER_04]: It's so easy for people to watch this movie now and be like, ugh, that's an age-well, right? 23:09.987 --> 23:11.790 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm just like, no, and I'm gonna say fuck you. 23:11.970 --> 23:12.431 [SPEAKER_04]: Look, thank you. 23:12.631 --> 23:15.015 [SPEAKER_04]: This is what the team was called. 23:15.757 --> 23:17.700 [SPEAKER_04]: This is what they had been for generations. 23:17.780 --> 23:19.122 [SPEAKER_04]: This is how they're wardrobe. 23:19.142 --> 23:20.224 [SPEAKER_04]: That's just how you support a team. 23:20.264 --> 23:21.426 [SPEAKER_04]: That's like how you dress. 23:21.887 --> 23:24.692 [SPEAKER_04]: To try to look back on that and be like, ugh, those people should be... 23:24.672 --> 23:26.195 [SPEAKER_04]: There's like, no, that's what the team was called. 23:26.215 --> 23:27.177 [SPEAKER_04]: That's how they supported it. 23:27.317 --> 23:28.279 [SPEAKER_04]: Like it was a fun drive. 23:28.319 --> 23:29.160 [SPEAKER_04]: We're going to have that love. 23:29.180 --> 23:30.062 [SPEAKER_04]: It was such an identity. 23:30.263 --> 23:31.625 [SPEAKER_04]: It was such an identity for the fans. 23:31.645 --> 23:31.846 [SPEAKER_02]: All right. 23:31.866 --> 23:32.567 [SPEAKER_02]: We'll talk about it. 23:32.587 --> 23:33.028 [SPEAKER_02]: We'll talk about it. 23:33.048 --> 23:34.971 [SPEAKER_02]: I used to put it on an outfit underneath my outfit, right? 23:34.991 --> 23:36.374 [SPEAKER_02]: So I dressed up as a regular person. 23:36.394 --> 23:40.923 [SPEAKER_02]: And the moment a home run or any run, what happened and that one game, there nothing was happening. 23:40.943 --> 23:42.225 [SPEAKER_02]: So I just did it on a base hit. 23:42.205 --> 23:43.607 [SPEAKER_02]: D&E would come out of me. 23:43.647 --> 23:44.448 [SPEAKER_02]: I would have my son. 23:44.488 --> 23:54.021 [SPEAKER_04]: He would start with like a jersey like this And then if like somebody at home around he would like undress he'd take it off and he would have a little poke out on his brain dance again It's not what's again YouTube. 23:54.081 --> 23:55.082 [SPEAKER_02]: I will have a video page. 23:55.102 --> 24:00.610 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, it's been fun right here because then he would do the rain dance Yes, so the game Man, no, it's on the screen already. 24:00.630 --> 24:01.090 [SPEAKER_04]: It's right there. 24:01.511 --> 24:05.236 [SPEAKER_04]: All right, but then you have the left off the last Don't keep it going keep it come. 24:05.256 --> 24:05.897 [SPEAKER_02]: No, take it off. 24:05.917 --> 24:06.998 [SPEAKER_02]: It's done 24:06.978 --> 24:22.952 [SPEAKER_04]: So we would always do it an I'm game because they play the angels over here, and that's you know It's a whole trip about five six years even though by the way the Jake is still my all-time favorite Stadium jacus field which now it is called her aggressive field, you know They got this fucking insurance field. 24:22.972 --> 24:36.985 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, this is a logo Like whatever, but that's still my all-time favorite setting, but we'd always go to Indians games at the angel stadium every year And that's where you would do that and the angels fans are really nice people So for the most part, they were always cool with it 24:36.965 --> 24:40.630 [SPEAKER_04]: But the last one we went to, yeah, we got dog dog pretty bad. 24:40.650 --> 24:43.113 [SPEAKER_06]: They're like, hey, you look stupid. 24:43.133 --> 24:44.174 [SPEAKER_04]: Just don't worry about that. 24:44.234 --> 24:46.457 [SPEAKER_04]: And just like, I don't think people are into it this year. 24:46.477 --> 24:47.398 [SPEAKER_02]: They weren't into it, man. 24:47.819 --> 24:49.441 [SPEAKER_02]: And that's the body and everything we were over it. 24:49.681 --> 24:51.484 [SPEAKER_02]: And they were like, I rolled head changed. 24:51.604 --> 24:53.026 [SPEAKER_02]: And it changed for me to change. 24:53.046 --> 24:55.389 [SPEAKER_04]: As head of the Indians, they became the guardians. 24:55.409 --> 24:56.871 [SPEAKER_04]: But I don't think we need to look back. 24:56.891 --> 24:59.153 [SPEAKER_04]: The entire history of the Indians would be like, oh, they should be embarrassed. 24:59.174 --> 25:00.736 [SPEAKER_04]: The whole, the whole funness was. 25:00.776 --> 25:04.500 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, the people in the outfield, yeah, the commentator, everybody was dressing as the Indian in there. 25:04.761 --> 25:06.583 [SPEAKER_02]: It wasn't thought of as a negative thing. 25:06.563 --> 25:34.225 [SPEAKER_04]: And so I didn't think it was a negative thing and by the way Harry Doyle the announcer who I would like to get into right now He has so many comments where he's like how he refers to the fans and my favorite one that he said was Willy May saluted off for the wig whammer's Yeah, yeah, he had a couple of those He called like he called the feather and he you're like a new name for like the Indians fans like all the time But I thought wig whammer's was the funniest one 25:34.492 --> 25:37.736 [SPEAKER_07]: on the first and Willie May's haze to lead it off for the wigwars. 25:38.397 --> 25:57.242 [SPEAKER_07]: Hello again everybody, Harry Doyle, bidding you a big wahoo welcome from Unisable Stadium, where tonight before a capacity crowd of 75,000 screaming featherheads, the fighting braves of the Kyahoga, will lead their TPs in search of Cleveland's first league championship in over 30 years. 25:57.610 --> 26:08.133 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, Harry Doyle, that's another reason that we wanted to do this movie, because Bob Yooker kills it absolutely the best baseball announcer in any movie form. 26:08.333 --> 26:13.344 [SPEAKER_04]: Harry Doyle, such a hilarious character in this movie, he's everything you need from a baseball announcer. 26:13.685 --> 26:15.248 [SPEAKER_04]: And by the way, he's like, 26:15.228 --> 26:18.993 [SPEAKER_04]: It's a role that they tried to duplicate for years and years. 26:19.213 --> 26:21.596 [SPEAKER_04]: Like John Candy wasn't rookie the year trying to do it. 26:22.197 --> 26:33.431 [SPEAKER_04]: Angel of the Outfield had ranch wilder who was actually sort of like a villain, but they always tried to, so many movies tried to do this, where it was like, yeah, a friendly announcer that you love that makes funny comments throughout. 26:34.112 --> 26:37.036 [SPEAKER_04]: Nobody did it better than Bob Yooker as Harry Doyle. 26:37.316 --> 26:41.361 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I just wanted to give him props and he unfortunately passed away over the past years. 26:41.481 --> 26:42.062 [SPEAKER_04]: So, 26:42.042 --> 26:44.601 [SPEAKER_04]: Those are some of your favourites, right here. 26:44.621 --> 26:46.112 [SPEAKER_02]: Those are some of your favourites, go. 26:46.497 --> 26:53.224 [SPEAKER_07]: Hello again everybody, Harry Doyle here, welcoming all of you friends of the feather to another season of Indians baseball. 26:53.244 --> 27:03.995 [SPEAKER_07]: A lot of new faces and cheap Wahoo's tribe this year, as they take on the defending American League champs to New York and hopefully we'll have some of the names that go with those faces before their first at bat. 27:04.235 --> 27:13.365 [SPEAKER_07]: Just to remind her fans about die hard night coming up here at the stadium free admission to anyone who was actually alive the last time the Indians won a penalty. 27:13.345 --> 27:17.051 [SPEAKER_07]: Hey, give Ruby a credit for sacrificing his body on that racket. 27:17.431 --> 27:18.974 [SPEAKER_07]: That guy's got a family to think about. 27:19.374 --> 27:19.915 [SPEAKER_07]: I do. 27:19.935 --> 27:23.501 [SPEAKER_07]: Leeds the league in same strikeouts, running and hitting batsman. 27:23.982 --> 27:26.566 [SPEAKER_07]: This guy threw it his own kid in a father's son game. 27:26.966 --> 27:30.452 [SPEAKER_02]: Can we possibly get into the adult tree that was happening in this movie? 27:30.912 --> 27:32.535 [SPEAKER_02]: Is that something we're going to talk about? 27:32.515 --> 27:33.216 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, let's do it. 27:33.236 --> 27:47.117 [SPEAKER_02]: I didn't realize it because as a kid, you don't realize you don't really pay attention to relationships But there's I was gonna say multiple like there's more than three, but there's two huge cheating that are happening this movie You got Jake Taylor who's the epitome of persistence. 27:47.137 --> 27:59.957 [SPEAKER_02]: He's I mean this is on one He has his ex and he sees her at a restaurant at first and it doesn't find it to get her which by the way This is another trope that exists in like 80s and 90s movies that I don't think 28:00.157 --> 28:26.198 [SPEAKER_04]: kids nowadays or even like anybody nowadays could even like comprehend you get a phone call like a waiter just comes up and like oh man you have a phone call at the front desk and she's just kind of like casual she's casual like oh okay like if you had a waiter tell you you have a call at the front desk now you'd immediately be like decimal psychopathic shit I've ever heard call the police immediately what do you mean I got a call here she goes and answers and it's him at the restaurant saying some 28:26.178 --> 28:28.442 [SPEAKER_02]: Creepy and he's a little bit of a creep man. 28:28.462 --> 28:33.530 [SPEAKER_02]: I got to be honest, but he's persistent He clearly has a decent relationship with her where he's able to do this But really throughout this movie. 28:33.550 --> 28:39.159 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm like this man might be taking it over the line with what he's doing It's a little bit stalkerish a little bit over the top. 28:39.179 --> 28:49.857 [SPEAKER_02]: He follows her at work He follows her to her first house that she goes to which is a beautiful picture fiance She follows her all the way to her is at her own house and just in eight every time just walks in 28:49.837 --> 28:50.758 [SPEAKER_04]: Just walks right in. 28:50.858 --> 28:51.059 [SPEAKER_04]: What? 28:51.459 --> 28:59.772 [SPEAKER_04]: I would argue this movie spends a little bit too much time following that relationship I was agreeing with that too, man It was I became more of a love story than I remember. 28:59.792 --> 29:01.053 [SPEAKER_02]: How about a little bit more backstory? 29:01.073 --> 29:02.736 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm really amazed How about what? 29:02.756 --> 29:04.098 [SPEAKER_02]: How about what wild things do it? 29:04.118 --> 29:09.045 [SPEAKER_04]: I thought that too You know, I thought it was little too much of a love story What is Sorano do when he's not like? 29:09.065 --> 29:16.536 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it is a lot of other ways to go Making like worshiping jobu I could use a little bit more time with the other guys instead of all this being like 29:16.516 --> 29:20.361 [SPEAKER_04]: And then here's another scene of Jake being like, oh, I found here. 29:20.381 --> 29:28.350 [SPEAKER_04]: Although I do like the one when he's in the library And she and he's like, you're still mad at him read Moby Dick and she's like, I'll read it right now. 29:28.430 --> 29:29.472 [SPEAKER_04]: Is this the whale section? 29:31.835 --> 29:33.677 [SPEAKER_02]: Or our favorite line we were talking about play right here. 29:33.997 --> 29:37.041 [SPEAKER_09]: I haven't seen you in three years You never even wrote me a letter. 29:37.061 --> 29:39.844 [SPEAKER_09]: But I'm sorry about that, but I wasn't exactly proud of my situation. 29:40.105 --> 29:40.365 [SPEAKER_09]: Come on. 29:40.385 --> 29:42.928 [SPEAKER_09]: You never thought about me at all while I was going 29:43.448 --> 29:45.590 [SPEAKER_09]: What about the three nights we spent on the beach in Derrick Rouge? 29:45.610 --> 29:47.151 [SPEAKER_09]: Every night's like that we missed a brief point. 29:47.171 --> 29:49.494 [SPEAKER_09]: What about the night you hadn't tried with Miss Fuel injection? 29:49.734 --> 29:50.535 [SPEAKER_09]: What was I supposed to do? 29:50.555 --> 29:51.415 [SPEAKER_09]: She got me 50 bucks. 29:51.435 --> 29:53.998 [SPEAKER_09]: She had a better body than you and I had to defend her role. 29:54.038 --> 29:54.959 [SPEAKER_01]: I had a bunch of bullshed. 29:54.979 --> 29:56.620 [SPEAKER_01]: I haven't much better body than she does. 30:02.926 --> 30:05.128 [SPEAKER_02]: I can't believe he had the oddacity to say. 30:05.448 --> 30:06.489 [SPEAKER_02]: What was I supposed to do? 30:06.570 --> 30:07.590 [SPEAKER_02]: She'd let me 50 bucks. 30:07.610 --> 30:10.333 [SPEAKER_02]: She had a better body than you and I had to defend your honor. 30:11.478 --> 30:12.239 [SPEAKER_02]: What was the name of her? 30:12.720 --> 30:14.503 [SPEAKER_04]: Miss fuel injection and did try it. 30:15.645 --> 30:17.889 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm trying to even figure out like what that scenario was. 30:17.949 --> 30:19.632 [SPEAKER_04]: So what does Miss fuel injection? 30:19.672 --> 30:20.713 [SPEAKER_04]: Is this like a stripper? 30:20.753 --> 30:22.637 [SPEAKER_04]: Like what does this show girl? 30:22.657 --> 30:25.101 [SPEAKER_04]: There's something and then you're trying to get her back and he hits it with that. 30:25.121 --> 30:28.406 [SPEAKER_04]: And I guess I'll bet you 50 bucks I have a better body. 30:28.426 --> 30:28.947 [SPEAKER_04]: You're like. 30:28.927 --> 30:30.569 [SPEAKER_04]: Feel the worry babe. 30:30.710 --> 30:31.391 [SPEAKER_04]: I got you mean here. 30:31.411 --> 30:33.935 [SPEAKER_04]: We're just gonna go in the back real quick I'm gonna your order. 30:34.035 --> 30:39.363 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm gonna see every inch of her body and I will make a determination You're to the fan you babe. 30:39.803 --> 30:40.144 [SPEAKER_04]: Love you. 30:40.264 --> 30:41.706 [SPEAKER_04]: All right miss fuel injection. 30:41.746 --> 30:42.287 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's see this. 30:42.307 --> 30:42.788 [SPEAKER_04]: See it. 30:42.968 --> 30:45.552 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's check out the rack 30:45.532 --> 30:53.653 [SPEAKER_02]: What did I get like I said goes later the Caesar at a I think at the uh at a baseball game or something Well, okay. 30:53.674 --> 31:00.672 [SPEAKER_04]: No, I also yeah, yeah, but also when he gets the number He's like I'm not leaving here without your number and she's littered at a date with like a fiance and she's like all right 31:00.652 --> 31:09.102 [SPEAKER_04]: It's 555 and it's immediately like that of you every time you would like bring up calling right out 555 like why is 555 the three digits That's like this is cool. 31:09.122 --> 31:09.642 [SPEAKER_04]: This numbers clearly. 31:09.662 --> 31:11.244 [SPEAKER_02]: Because it's really not enough. 31:11.304 --> 31:29.865 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I mean, he can't figure that shit out and then has the all fucking Dacity to walk in on this like Okay, followers are home cuz what is really maze gives a thing like he's like he's like it's not a little childish He goes Yeah, Jake, man, why don't you just go over there and see I mean, maybe she let you slide on a couple of these well I would if I knew where she live 31:29.997 --> 31:30.660 [SPEAKER_08]: That's easy. 31:31.303 --> 31:32.750 [SPEAKER_08]: Just tell her home from the library. 31:33.353 --> 31:35.664 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you mean, sit in the car and wait for her to come out? 31:36.729 --> 31:38.135 [SPEAKER_08]: That's kind of you when I don't you think? 31:38.195 --> 31:39.180 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 31:42.890 --> 31:47.299 [SPEAKER_02]: He's just like yeah Follows her home and then he's okay. 31:47.479 --> 31:52.450 [SPEAKER_02]: I originally when I first remember watching this and be like wait So he just followed her up and she went right into a like dinner. 31:52.770 --> 31:57.400 [SPEAKER_02]: No, no, he goes and has a beer real quick It's his it's a little buzz which comes back. 31:57.600 --> 32:00.025 [SPEAKER_04]: Why is the fiance even like so insistent? 32:00.045 --> 32:00.426 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm gonna be like 32:00.406 --> 32:01.469 [SPEAKER_04]: Come here and have a drink. 32:01.489 --> 32:02.432 [SPEAKER_02]: I could have his cocky. 32:02.452 --> 32:08.870 [SPEAKER_04]: He thinks he wants to like he doesn't say something about that He's like he makes a dick hell like common. 32:08.890 --> 32:15.208 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like I just wanted to see what you missed out on with Lin You know, he like says something like that like or show you how she's living now or something 32:15.307 --> 32:18.892 [SPEAKER_02]: Man, dangerous move because you don't know of the past and they can bring up old flames. 32:18.952 --> 32:39.378 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know I guess it's okay Cause you guys should be confident in your relationship and be able to do that But right I don't know man dangerous move on his part and clearly by the end of this movie Not the smartest move to do well That scene is another trope that these kind of movies love they loved having that like stuffy dinner party Random random like old people that and there's always that same like classical music song. 32:39.398 --> 32:40.099 [SPEAKER_04]: It's always that like 32:42.104 --> 33:01.156 [SPEAKER_04]: Like that's playing it every dinner party scene in the 80s always like any has anybody ever enjoyed that as a background song and any setting just like while you're like sitting there being like so Is anybody a triter Kish you know like whatever the hell and the baseball players make a good income nowadays depends on how how good they are. 33:01.677 --> 33:02.418 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, how good are you? 33:03.119 --> 33:05.563 [SPEAKER_02]: I make League minimum 33:05.543 --> 33:08.629 [SPEAKER_04]: I do, I do fuck with the fact that he like says that with confidence. 33:08.649 --> 33:10.532 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, he's like, I'm not that good anymore. 33:10.733 --> 33:12.556 [SPEAKER_02]: But again, the major leader. 33:12.576 --> 33:13.197 [SPEAKER_02]: She jumps in. 33:13.237 --> 33:15.401 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like he used to be one of the best players three years. 33:15.461 --> 33:16.383 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, he shoots him the eye. 33:16.403 --> 33:18.767 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like, looks like fucking serious. 33:18.827 --> 33:20.931 [SPEAKER_04]: And he's like, yeah, she has hooks him up. 33:20.951 --> 33:22.154 [SPEAKER_02]: And it's just like dangerous move. 33:22.414 --> 33:24.418 [SPEAKER_02]: And then he talks about the cheating. 33:24.438 --> 33:26.962 [SPEAKER_04]: And Jay told me I fuck some or across the table. 33:27.343 --> 33:28.345 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that's right. 33:28.713 --> 33:46.851 [SPEAKER_04]: I heard that and that's the other thing that these like wild 10 minutes stuffy dinner parties like to do or it's like on the surface It's like a classy environment, but it's actually like up make a pissing match between this guy and that guy and they're just like staring at each other Like just things are getting a little bit more heated, you know, and then the epic walk out. 33:46.891 --> 33:47.451 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I agree. 33:47.471 --> 33:48.933 [SPEAKER_02]: He's like stay away from her. 33:49.253 --> 33:53.537 [SPEAKER_08]: It's like my dick I much you know if I landed you out. 33:53.557 --> 33:57.201 [SPEAKER_08]: I know you're very concerned 33:58.126 --> 34:13.945 [SPEAKER_04]: just wanted to know what she would have had a head of her Stay away from her sorry my dick and that's what I'm talking about of the humor of this movie It's just like quick like subtle like they don't hit you over the head with these jokes and then I just boom onto the next you know I mean moves on. 34:14.005 --> 34:14.545 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that's it. 34:14.726 --> 34:20.893 [SPEAKER_02]: And then the final time that he finally goes to her where he follows her home in the Facebook or the ball 34:20.873 --> 34:24.657 [SPEAKER_04]: Immediately when I saw that thing when he follows her in like the pitch. 34:24.697 --> 34:39.812 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't even know they still have those Yeah, I think he's like all with this hat on yeah, which is awesome Which by the way, I was gonna save this for like final notes, but I'm thinking of it now So I'll do it if you could have any piece of like memorabilia for this movie For sure, would you rather have the cart or a jobu? 34:40.313 --> 34:45.598 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, no jobu would it's okay every day the black cart is it where it's at the black cart 34:45.578 --> 34:47.200 [SPEAKER_02]: I'll drive everyone my neighborhood right now. 34:47.280 --> 34:51.906 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll give you your most of the each we have a lot of golf Oh, I need the most epic course just be like right? 34:51.926 --> 34:59.295 [SPEAKER_04]: Especially during they're like making a run in the world series I feel like yeah, I'd be like hogging in Wow, it's just like a wild. 34:59.395 --> 35:00.357 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, you're running. 35:00.377 --> 35:11.631 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah, that cart was sick with the All those are all things follow your home and then just enters her house just goes on in again I think up the stairs and he's like oh, you went. 35:11.651 --> 35:12.532 [SPEAKER_02]: Do you move here or whatever? 35:12.552 --> 35:13.193 [SPEAKER_02]: What's happening here? 35:13.233 --> 35:14.134 [SPEAKER_02]: She's moving out 35:14.114 --> 35:23.268 [SPEAKER_02]: And he's like, oh, and then they end up they're talking as they're talking about like her wedding plans Yeah, he's just moving on in and they end up going for it Use your imagination. 35:23.308 --> 35:29.156 [SPEAKER_02]: He pulls her dress off with his cleat and she's like, oh, man, they're going for it That was like move though. 35:29.176 --> 35:30.138 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like I gave my zipper. 35:30.158 --> 35:33.342 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like I got my cleats on still is She just does like one hook. 35:33.703 --> 35:37.729 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, and that's a better in right there He's been doing this. 35:37.749 --> 35:40.293 [SPEAKER_04]: This man has dealt with the stuck zipper being the same way. 35:40.313 --> 35:43.277 [SPEAKER_02]: He got that girl in Mexico Yeah, he's like all right 35:43.257 --> 35:49.244 [SPEAKER_02]: So yeah, then they end up hooking up and then like again, she's her fiance, she's like, this isn't changing anything and then like, so we go ahead. 35:49.484 --> 35:51.747 [SPEAKER_04]: Before that, that line, I had actually wrote down. 35:51.907 --> 35:55.452 [SPEAKER_04]: We just put out our top gun episode recently and I and listen to that now. 35:55.472 --> 36:12.572 [SPEAKER_04]: We recorded that a few years ago, but there's a case I want to make and keep making a top gun that like, I don't understand why Charlie is so into like Maverick in that movie because 36:12.552 --> 36:27.376 [SPEAKER_04]: Giving me maverick vibes in this because like why are any of these moves other than like maybe the persistence Why is any of this fine even working on Lynn and I've wrote that as I was watching that scene But then she says at the end she's like this doesn't change anything. 36:27.416 --> 36:29.059 [SPEAKER_04]: We're always good at this and I was like 36:29.393 --> 36:30.755 [SPEAKER_03]: He's got slow. 36:30.836 --> 36:32.078 [SPEAKER_04]: All right, that's that's what it was. 36:32.158 --> 36:37.247 [SPEAKER_04]: That's why as well and he knows that he's like I know where I got I know where I got that guy. 36:37.708 --> 36:44.640 [SPEAKER_04]: Pete that guy's probably got more money He's probably got all answer questions about he's But I know where I can knock this full out. 36:44.700 --> 36:46.022 [SPEAKER_02]: He's asking movie dick questions. 36:46.062 --> 36:48.086 [SPEAKER_02]: He's like answer it While he said it. 36:48.106 --> 36:49.849 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah 36:49.829 --> 37:00.258 [SPEAKER_02]: She wants to make sure she's hooked up and then he got tries to go again some boring It's like a little prettier and again barges in just walks into this random apartment And it's like empty. 37:00.378 --> 37:06.864 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that was the one when I was literally writing like I think we get it I don't think like okay now you have to go follow. 37:06.904 --> 37:19.836 [SPEAKER_04]: She just said she the last scene She had boxes and she's like I'm moving in his place You really had to follow it up with a whole other scene where he does like He does the will Smith at the end of fresh prince walk and like just walks in on empty place like 37:19.816 --> 37:20.143 [UNKNOWN]: You 37:20.373 --> 37:50.076 [SPEAKER_04]: I guess she really did it like Give me a scene of Willie May's Hayes doing some fun shit there They went a little too much in that scene And then at the end of the movie when they win the playoff game She's in the stands and they end up being together I have even as a kid I had huge problems with a final shot of this movie Because it's like this team who has been a rag tag group of nobody's from the beginning That then turned into potential champions like fighting for the world 37:50.056 --> 38:01.116 [SPEAKER_04]: Yankees who come out to be like this one player game with a single playoff game to get into the playoffs Which uh love the Yankees are the villains in this movie great choice Perfect use of Major League teams. 38:01.237 --> 38:11.676 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you that now they're fighting for their playoff lives and Come out win the big game and by the way that and then he spots Lin in the crowd right at the end of the game 38:11.656 --> 38:19.786 [SPEAKER_04]: Shows her ring, Shows her ring, Shows her ring, which by the way, I don't even know, they never gave an indication of they had like problems and that that guy was bad for like, ever did it. 38:19.927 --> 38:24.312 [SPEAKER_04]: A little bit of a smart me rich guy, but it seemed like that was like what she wanted to have in life at this point. 38:24.432 --> 38:25.294 [SPEAKER_02]: That's really amazing. 38:25.434 --> 38:26.896 [SPEAKER_02]: He just wasn't smashing as well. 38:26.916 --> 38:30.000 [SPEAKER_04]: Was smashing like the Jake Taylor Hammer, you know? 38:30.020 --> 38:35.687 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, so many other movies to take short cuts there and be like, wedding crash or staying where he's like, Dude, did you tap that bartender last thing? 38:35.707 --> 38:37.309 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like twice in my place. 38:37.289 --> 38:40.434 [SPEAKER_04]: Then once again this morning, you know, the lines like that, it'll just be like, I don't like this. 38:40.474 --> 38:41.014 [SPEAKER_02]: It doesn't get that. 38:41.055 --> 38:42.036 [SPEAKER_02]: They don't give you any of that reason. 38:42.056 --> 38:44.740 [SPEAKER_02]: He's a good guy as far as they're concerned, but no, she comes in. 38:44.920 --> 38:52.011 [SPEAKER_04]: All of the sudden, the celebration, the whole team celebrating, she's the fucking centerpiece, just being paraded on the shoulder. 38:52.211 --> 38:55.836 [SPEAKER_04]: Everybody else gathers around, that's going to be on a front page of the newspaper. 38:56.237 --> 38:57.859 [SPEAKER_04]: That's going to be what all the news channels show. 38:58.400 --> 39:00.343 [SPEAKER_04]: And if I'm watching it at home as a family, who the? 39:01.083 --> 39:04.029 [SPEAKER_02]: And imagine being in it the X is like dude. 39:04.290 --> 39:06.354 [SPEAKER_04]: What is he thinking like this dude? 39:06.374 --> 39:18.198 [SPEAKER_04]: Are you serious like you broke on we broke up Yes, he now is a go I can't believe that man that Jake Taylor hammer hits hard. 39:18.218 --> 39:18.298 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah 39:18.278 --> 39:19.880 [SPEAKER_04]: But we, we zip to the end. 39:19.900 --> 39:21.342 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's rewind it back a little bit. 39:21.382 --> 39:21.922 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, bring it back. 39:22.183 --> 39:27.248 [SPEAKER_02]: And let's go into the other cheating scandal that happened this movie, which again These are major major baseball players. 39:27.289 --> 39:28.089 [SPEAKER_02]: They do what they do. 39:28.170 --> 39:28.670 [SPEAKER_02]: They're major. 39:28.690 --> 39:31.413 [SPEAKER_02]: They're expecting anything else You're expecting too much. 39:31.774 --> 39:32.875 [SPEAKER_02]: This is how they roll. 39:32.895 --> 39:34.877 [SPEAKER_02]: Is how they roll they get but what's his name, Dorn? 39:35.078 --> 39:37.841 [SPEAKER_02]: It was don't what's his first name Roger Roger Dorn. 39:38.221 --> 39:38.722 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, okay. 39:38.742 --> 39:43.568 [SPEAKER_02]: First of all, out the gate Roger Dorn is Disrespectful completely to the wild thing. 39:44.369 --> 39:45.670 [SPEAKER_02]: What was the wild name? 39:45.650 --> 40:04.755 [SPEAKER_02]: Ricky Vaughn, Ricky Vaughn, out the gate, why'd she walk saying he's like, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, look at this guy, 40:04.735 --> 40:10.082 [SPEAKER_02]: Fuck this guy's a cat doesn't it but beyond that doesn't really do anything well They have getting into the playoffs. 40:10.482 --> 40:17.291 [SPEAKER_02]: They're happy as shit and the wife just happens to be watching this program She's excited for her husband. 40:17.331 --> 40:26.423 [SPEAKER_02]: She's excited for the team But in the background you got Dorn Roger Dorn walking out with some girls is like, hey you guys 40:26.403 --> 40:35.795 [SPEAKER_04]: Which by the way, if I'm dorn and I'm at the hotel and I'm with some fluzzy Do you not notice that they're doing a live hit on the news like right in front of you? 40:36.135 --> 40:50.773 [SPEAKER_04]: You know if you're gonna try to you know be a little bit more Cavalier than that You're not gonna try to like be a little bit more like because it's even if she's not watching there's family members And so much so many ways like back it is and it's the back it does the point 40:50.753 --> 40:58.244 [SPEAKER_04]: Those are like, you guys are crazy, you guys are crazy, I'm gonna dig this out in the room and we're gonna I was like, man. 40:58.865 --> 41:01.208 [SPEAKER_02]: And the wife sees that and she's like, okay, now early. 41:01.268 --> 41:02.089 [SPEAKER_02]: I know what I need to do. 41:02.189 --> 41:06.055 [SPEAKER_02]: Early in the movie She was if you had coffee ready in under 30 seconds. 41:06.115 --> 41:10.481 [SPEAKER_02]: She looked like she was supportive and she was a great Your wife at this point. 41:10.581 --> 41:11.523 [SPEAKER_02]: She turned it on. 41:11.723 --> 41:12.023 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 41:12.404 --> 41:16.710 [SPEAKER_04]: She goes from way the way she looks in that hotel where she's just all like super like 41:16.690 --> 41:30.108 [SPEAKER_02]: Just, you know, we're a basic girl in the bill, and then she's like, oh, I got to turn up to 10, where's the red dress with the hair and finds Mr. Vaughn at a bar where he's drinking, because he just got taken out of the starring lineup, which I don't know why you're that sad. 41:30.148 --> 41:30.969 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like, it's okay. 41:31.230 --> 41:33.853 [SPEAKER_02]: You got to slam on this team all season. 41:33.873 --> 41:34.774 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, it's understandable. 41:34.794 --> 41:37.778 [SPEAKER_04]: Blue Awood is two for two with two of him runs against you. 41:37.818 --> 41:38.940 [SPEAKER_04]: Can't fucking throw you into that. 41:39.020 --> 41:41.043 [SPEAKER_02]: You're not going with this team, so he's drinking. 41:41.303 --> 41:44.027 [SPEAKER_02]: And she goes, you are the sexiest man I've ever seen. 41:44.087 --> 41:45.769 [SPEAKER_02]: And she's like, he's like, 41:45.749 --> 41:47.256 [SPEAKER_02]: Check please check. 41:47.276 --> 41:47.538 [SPEAKER_02]: Let's go. 41:47.899 --> 41:48.502 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, it's like that. 41:48.522 --> 41:52.823 [SPEAKER_02]: All right, which I love to see the does that the classic 41:54.457 --> 42:03.733 [SPEAKER_04]: Check please just that epic check please is literally only used in universe for like a good like out in a movie scene Like I never I never hear anybody like say it in real life. 42:04.054 --> 42:08.462 [SPEAKER_04]: I guess you good Doesn't hit as well in real life. 42:08.522 --> 42:11.547 [SPEAKER_04]: It's so much fun here when they say it in the movies I don't know maybe I did by the way. 42:11.567 --> 42:18.760 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, it was Charlie sheen in this movie like one of the things like he doesn't this movie that I think he does better than anybody 42:18.841 --> 42:28.433 [SPEAKER_04]: Nobody has a better combination of confused, but like steely intense look than Charlie Sheen does. 42:28.873 --> 42:33.119 [SPEAKER_04]: Like his whole, he's always like, looks like he's slightly confused and it's like super intense. 42:33.139 --> 42:36.383 [SPEAKER_04]: Every movie, including this one and others, like he just has to do it. 42:36.403 --> 42:36.943 [SPEAKER_04]: That's just his thing. 42:37.644 --> 42:47.076 [SPEAKER_04]: Like there's that scene when Willie is like checking his locker to see if he got the red tag and he like pulls it open and he looks at, he looks at Ricky and Ricky just kind of like, 42:49.216 --> 42:57.100 [SPEAKER_04]: And it's like if you're trying to get a read like wait, so did I get it or not, like he's not giving anything because he's just like oh 42:57.704 --> 43:04.193 [SPEAKER_04]: kind of stupid and a little confused, but I'm also like really dense and good looking, so I'm going to be good for this. 43:04.213 --> 43:09.840 [SPEAKER_04]: So I can pull off this crazy haircut, the back cut, the back cut with the phrase, like, kind of. 43:09.860 --> 43:11.923 [SPEAKER_04]: So yeah, they modeled the logo after them. 43:12.564 --> 43:14.887 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm sitting on a, that's the only guy that's looking at it. 43:14.927 --> 43:16.729 [SPEAKER_02]: He looks close enough to it while you're looking at it. 43:16.930 --> 43:20.134 [SPEAKER_04]: Although this movie really represents like Cleveland as like, 43:20.114 --> 43:23.719 [SPEAKER_04]: Punk town about like in that last game when they're showing the bar like what is it? 43:23.779 --> 43:30.409 [SPEAKER_02]: Bunkers like wild bar like I don't know if they're like core punkers to not like yeah Yeah, they don't just have time their park punkers. 43:30.429 --> 43:39.843 [SPEAKER_04]: They are full-time punkers Kind of with like mash on stage of the 80s to like you know the sick or something like name 80s punk Molly crew. 43:40.264 --> 43:44.210 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, sure They were even probably like too soft for what I talked about. 43:44.230 --> 43:45.712 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, no, I'm trying to go to the 80s. 43:45.732 --> 43:47.775 [SPEAKER_03]: It doesn't matter 43:47.755 --> 43:54.485 [SPEAKER_04]: Fuck it, but like yeah, Charlie Sheen is like the best of that, which actually I think this movie really makes Charlie Sheen I think like this set him up. 43:54.505 --> 44:11.430 [SPEAKER_04]: This is one of his early movies and like he plays the wild thing so well Yeah, that really like set him off on a launching pad, which I watched the Charlie Sheen documentary recently The issue that happened in this guy's life is just anything any fuck-up he did just like falls into his place Like his very first movie really showed up to Ferris Bueller. 44:11.450 --> 44:13.493 [SPEAKER_04]: He was like an hour late because he was up all night 44:13.473 --> 44:15.857 [SPEAKER_04]: And it just looked like director, exactly what he wanted to be. 44:15.917 --> 44:19.123 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah, he's like, oh, it's trying to method act and the director was just like, it's fine. 44:19.604 --> 44:24.272 [SPEAKER_04]: And then like this movie, like he was fucked up throughout, like partying out and there. 44:24.292 --> 44:25.634 [SPEAKER_03]: Or was he like partying the movie? 44:25.794 --> 44:26.416 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah. 44:26.436 --> 44:28.038 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like trying to get in the character. 44:28.058 --> 44:31.084 [SPEAKER_04]: I guess he and that manager, you'll, this will shock you. 44:31.104 --> 44:32.727 [SPEAKER_04]: We're like partying together late. 44:32.867 --> 44:35.051 [SPEAKER_04]: You imagine those guys having like an old manager? 44:35.071 --> 44:35.852 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 44:35.832 --> 44:39.162 [SPEAKER_04]: Hi Veggie, those guys having a lot of late night drinks to like four in the morning. 44:39.342 --> 44:48.810 [SPEAKER_04]: And I know everybody just always let them get away with this bullshit because they're like, I don't know, I like his combination of confused and strict intensity look, but yeah. 44:48.830 --> 44:49.973 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that makes them the wild thing. 44:50.174 --> 44:50.635 [SPEAKER_02]: So he... 44:51.003 --> 44:58.673 [SPEAKER_02]: then as she leaves after they got done doing the thing he finds out she walks out and then the catcher is there again and he's just like she's like what's his name again? 44:58.693 --> 44:59.975 [SPEAKER_04]: was he living with Jake Taylor? 45:00.055 --> 45:02.238 [SPEAKER_02]: I think they were just rumies for that thing but they had a refrigerator. 45:02.298 --> 45:18.580 [SPEAKER_02]: I don't know what that would be like they're like you guys can't afford your own place so you guys are all the major league like and then you're like a league minimum but like it's still gotta be like Brady and they were I think they were rumming together in the same hotel but it was a refrigerator there I can't tell you but it looked like it was like a lived in Jake Taylor since there she goes hey Jake and she walks out and he's like 45:18.560 --> 45:21.286 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, just laying all the seeds for like trouble. 45:21.346 --> 45:23.030 [SPEAKER_02]: So he's like, I didn't know, right? 45:23.552 --> 45:23.752 [SPEAKER_02]: Okay. 45:23.993 --> 45:25.837 [SPEAKER_02]: And then shoot to the game. 45:25.897 --> 45:27.180 [SPEAKER_02]: She just before the game. 45:27.200 --> 45:29.706 [SPEAKER_02]: She let her does, but now she goes, I got something to tell you. 45:29.746 --> 45:30.628 [SPEAKER_02]: And he's like, oh shit. 45:31.368 --> 45:41.211 [SPEAKER_02]: Dorn comes into this game knowing that Vaughan had just slammed it out of his wife and it's we're about to get into 20 minutes, but I'm going to get to a little early with this part. 45:41.231 --> 45:46.022 [SPEAKER_02]: He absolutely plays a stellar damn near MVP status. 45:46.042 --> 45:50.592 [SPEAKER_04]: Dorn is the most locked in we see him over at two movies Span. 45:50.572 --> 46:15.988 [SPEAKER_04]: rest of the movie he's got like a cavalier i don't give a fuck i got my finances shit that i have which by the way when jake goes to visit his house did you notice yeah yeah did you notice what was on his tv it was like the most 90s fucking or 80s finance tv was just like some nerd talking and it said like finances on the tv he was like looking at it on that like 80s the big ass 80s tv's great of us like a great finance guy yeah yeah classic man so 46:16.205 --> 46:17.247 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, it comes to this game. 46:17.428 --> 46:19.171 [SPEAKER_02]: You cannot get nothing past him at third. 46:19.392 --> 46:20.674 [SPEAKER_02]: They're down in the seventh. 46:20.695 --> 46:22.799 [SPEAKER_02]: He hits a perfect single to get back on base. 46:22.859 --> 46:23.801 [SPEAKER_04]: He is locked in. 46:24.242 --> 46:30.375 [SPEAKER_04]: He comes firing in of that game like Russell Westbrook and when like he's got like a game on the line and immediately has been calling him out. 46:30.395 --> 46:33.201 [SPEAKER_04]: You know, Westbrook just suddenly shows up all like 46:33.181 --> 46:57.535 [SPEAKER_04]: like he's pissed off and like he's pissed off and like that's who Dorn is at that's moment and like they plays the best game of his life right there's the best game maybe the wife should have been pulling this shit on you fucking years ago you know I can be an ulcer even to the point where Vong comes to you think I can't feel you can't I can't feel watch this I can hit balls I mean tell me I can't feel me wild things comes in to to pitch to the guy that's been slamming him to two hundred runs on him and he goes 46:57.970 --> 47:15.051 [SPEAKER_04]: strike this fucking guy out like that no drama no nothing we're in he's locked in by the way for years I realized as I watch this earlier I always watch this when it was on like cable or something and there's like two main scenes First of all, there's a lot of like cussing in this movie that would just like 47:15.031 --> 47:19.239 [SPEAKER_04]: So right on from the dugout when he like throws a jig and he's like, oh, bring that shit to me. 47:19.259 --> 47:34.407 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah, there's a lot of that that I always miss, but that scene always frustrated me before because he will runs out to Ricky and he's just like 47:44.343 --> 47:46.631 [SPEAKER_13]: It's cut to the crap mom. 47:46.651 --> 47:47.955 [SPEAKER_13]: I only got one thing to say to you. 47:51.165 --> 47:53.172 [SPEAKER_13]: Strike this motherfucker out. 47:59.429 --> 48:17.031 [SPEAKER_04]: Strike this month fuck out you like gives him the ball back in when you watch on TV He just goes straight him out and I was just like I just I never realized that that was it What he said until I saw earlier I was like oh, yeah, that's way more that's a better now That's the steely eyed locking door. 48:17.171 --> 48:20.796 [SPEAKER_04]: I had been seen all day like it feel like he could have said a little bit better 48:20.776 --> 48:33.517 [SPEAKER_04]: And the other one is when they take the Rachel Philips cut out in the locker room, they start stripping off things, which by the way, getting a whole cut out of like your owner in the locker room, the days before internet, tough task, tough task. 48:33.537 --> 48:34.418 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, where was that late night? 48:34.438 --> 48:35.380 [SPEAKER_04]: Like nowadays it'd be easy. 48:35.400 --> 48:37.503 [SPEAKER_04]: You're like just print it out and like get it on a cardboard. 48:37.603 --> 48:38.685 [SPEAKER_02]: How's the printer okay with it? 48:38.705 --> 48:40.588 [SPEAKER_04]: Why was it just like a cardboard cut? 48:40.608 --> 48:44.775 [SPEAKER_04]: I guess she was like a Vegas show girl before, like maybe they could attract that down from it. 48:44.755 --> 48:52.415 [SPEAKER_04]: Hard lift to do though, but like yeah, so they're stripping off like pieces of closing from her and in the and I'm TV one, they take off the top one and they never showed it. 48:52.435 --> 48:58.290 [SPEAKER_04]: They just go the team like oh, and I always wondered like wait Do they like oh, yeah, but no, they're like stars. 48:58.310 --> 49:00.054 [SPEAKER_04]: They're like, yeah, there's like pasty things. 49:00.235 --> 49:01.077 [SPEAKER_04]: No, no 49:01.293 --> 49:04.237 [SPEAKER_02]: And then at the end, finally he gets him back as they win. 49:04.297 --> 49:05.919 [SPEAKER_02]: He gets him one punch in the face. 49:06.119 --> 49:08.843 [SPEAKER_04]: Which by the way, nobody reacts around him at all. 49:08.863 --> 49:10.445 [SPEAKER_02]: No, that's not all. 49:10.545 --> 49:17.735 [SPEAKER_04]: All these fans are around and he just comes up and he's like, ah, and all the fans are still just like, yeah, everybody picks it up and they both celebrate together. 49:17.775 --> 49:20.138 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like, I feel like I kind of deserved it. 49:20.158 --> 49:21.941 [SPEAKER_02]: I was cheating, so I'll give you the one punch. 49:21.961 --> 49:23.082 [SPEAKER_02]: You deserved it. 49:23.062 --> 49:29.273 [SPEAKER_04]: I feel like that would have made the sports center highlights, you know, I think I think they would have definitely would have assumed that they would have been taken out nowadays. 49:29.333 --> 49:31.416 [SPEAKER_04]: They'd be like leading off first take with Alex. 49:31.436 --> 49:34.101 [SPEAKER_04]: Did anybody see Roger Dorn knock out his teammate? 49:34.181 --> 49:35.223 [SPEAKER_04]: Should we be talking about this? 49:35.343 --> 49:36.625 [SPEAKER_02]: Is there a doubt the wild thing? 49:36.645 --> 49:38.449 [SPEAKER_04]: Is there beef in the Indians locker room? 49:38.469 --> 49:40.352 [SPEAKER_04]: Like it would be a highly discussed thing. 49:40.372 --> 49:41.794 [SPEAKER_04]: But then they hug right after some of them. 49:41.814 --> 49:43.117 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, he picks him up and he's like, no, we're good. 49:43.157 --> 49:44.479 [SPEAKER_04]: Another fan seemed to care. 49:57.976 --> 50:14.140 [SPEAKER_04]: Just to like go back a step, getting into that game, I love the montage anytime any movie that does like a montage, should be like, like, there's that classic scene when Coach Lou tells him that like, what the owner's up to, what Rachel's up to, how she wants him to all like suck and like, that's why she wants to move the team. 50:14.681 --> 50:17.885 [SPEAKER_04]: And Jake lands that perfect line where he's just like, guess there's only one thing to do. 50:18.626 --> 50:20.028 [SPEAKER_04]: When the whole fucking thing. 50:20.068 --> 50:22.532 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 50:26.815 --> 50:29.378 [SPEAKER_04]: I feel like a lot of players have used that over the years. 50:29.438 --> 50:38.210 [SPEAKER_04]: And by the way, Rachel, just coming into the locker room, just feeling free to just like sexually harass all the players. 50:38.230 --> 50:46.741 [SPEAKER_04]: Up and surrounded, it's like, right in the cup, knocking on bonds, dick like that, like just walking in, having a feel day. 50:46.761 --> 50:50.285 [SPEAKER_02]: He doesn't care, he's long as out, he's just, yeah. 50:50.305 --> 50:51.627 [SPEAKER_02]: I ain't going into a locker room. 50:51.647 --> 50:53.329 [SPEAKER_03]: Donald Duck in it. 50:53.933 --> 51:12.718 [SPEAKER_04]: that is the end of the cheating scenes okay so now we are going to get into these final 20 minutes I just want to say about the montage like I love a good alright now we're turning around and winning montage here's what this movie's missing though this movie really could use like just a few more bangers in it because there's really like no music other than 51:12.698 --> 51:39.651 [SPEAKER_04]: The wild thing obviously and then it's the same like Randy Newman song always like about Cleveland Which I don't know how Randy Newman always has these movies where he has these songs that seem like they're so like perfectly built for the movie because he probably wrote him for my guess But like he has this song the whole like sad song about Cleveland that just keeps playing plays at the beginning it plays throughout You don't want to actually remind him we have remember when we did I love LA 51:39.918 --> 51:41.440 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, probably like a year and a half ago. 51:41.661 --> 51:42.181 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes. 51:42.201 --> 52:05.655 [SPEAKER_04]: The first like 30 seconds of I live LA is just this really sad, like slow song before it's like, phew, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, dad, 52:08.875 --> 52:33.128 [SPEAKER_04]: So other than that though the whole rest of this movie is just generic synth hype music like from the 80s the whole montage and the game and all this like it's just very generic music and I feel like this song like think about little big league 52:33.192 --> 52:36.477 [SPEAKER_04]: In that movie, when they do their montage, they do the whole thing to run around Sue. 52:36.997 --> 52:42.165 [SPEAKER_04]: How much more effective in exciting and fun was that montage compared to this movie? 52:42.425 --> 52:53.301 [SPEAKER_04]: That being said, let's get to the final game because I do think that this movie has a case to be made for like the best big game scene of any baseball movie. 52:53.501 --> 52:54.863 [SPEAKER_02]: What do you think? 52:55.079 --> 53:12.160 [SPEAKER_02]: with even even with it being zero zero through six antics that's how these games always go in the big game there was some plays there was a pickoff Taylor through it goes a guy off at first guns him down guns him down Willie Mays hey it's catches it almost home run over the fence snags it that's what he does just like 53:12.427 --> 53:14.010 [SPEAKER_04]: That's the Kenny Lofton in them, you know? 53:14.691 --> 53:16.935 [SPEAKER_02]: He was just... Kenny Lofton before Lofton missing. 53:16.976 --> 53:18.178 [SPEAKER_02]: I feel like there's another one I'm missing. 53:18.198 --> 53:20.763 [SPEAKER_02]: But just, just constant like, oh, and then they... 53:20.783 --> 53:21.644 [SPEAKER_02]: They where they keep it going. 53:21.664 --> 53:22.987 [SPEAKER_02]: It's like, oh, this is high energy. 53:23.347 --> 53:23.668 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 53:23.688 --> 53:23.788 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 53:23.808 --> 53:25.151 [SPEAKER_04]: The whole last 20 minutes you're gonna do it. 53:25.191 --> 53:25.832 [SPEAKER_04]: You're into it. 53:26.133 --> 53:30.721 [SPEAKER_04]: And you know you're supposed to dislike the aches because they got a guy like that clue Haywood. 53:30.741 --> 53:32.324 [SPEAKER_04]: Like that's their big power hitters. 53:32.344 --> 53:32.444 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 53:32.464 --> 53:33.827 [SPEAKER_04]: Every movie. 53:33.908 --> 53:52.432 [SPEAKER_04]: Especially in this era has the bad guy team with the main bad guy hitter that they all have the same look They're big white guys with like a go-tie with a tobacco Spin tobacco out like remember that guy in like rookie the year that like giant guy in the meds who just like Wham, what are you grow grudd your mom? 53:52.452 --> 54:00.422 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, it's like this guy's brother Yeah, I forgot one of the scenes Serano continuously striking out swinging it curveballs and just curve up Yeah 54:00.402 --> 54:22.444 [SPEAKER_02]: because jobu's not working so it ends up being the seventh inning here comes locked in dorn lead off of the single you know they go went down by two with a yeah to the home run that had been getting before and then it's right for that yeah yeah they didn't surprise in this thing they're like oh said they're the word their it's dangerous they're out two out in the seventh they're like oh my goodness 54:23.065 --> 54:34.945 [SPEAKER_02]: We're probably gonna lose this thing and as Castle was staying door is coming to the plate Baseball teaches you you do not give up until there's three outs and I just don't do anything Yeah, yeah, it's nothing nothing. 54:34.985 --> 54:36.368 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, great door comes up. 54:36.388 --> 54:43.740 [SPEAKER_02]: It's a nice all you need is one crack You sit down the left gets on the first basin doesn't look clap like when you get a bat for him come on baby 54:43.720 --> 54:46.183 [SPEAKER_02]: He's like for the big game. 54:46.203 --> 55:03.922 [SPEAKER_04]: Do you know I got a bat now this a perfect down the third base is like this is like when we did Any given Sunday and almost said and you had a football home at on for the big game discussion there This is just had Justin does it and then here comes Serrano Serrano who's been striking out all game and he's ready to ditch Joe You know, he's like us by the second strike. 55:03.942 --> 55:13.693 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like, you know what if you don't help me now Joe boo I say fuck you Joe boo Do it myself and Joe was like say no more 55:16.441 --> 55:32.359 [SPEAKER_00]: You know help me now, so fuck you, Jobu, I do it myself. 55:32.379 --> 55:38.566 [SPEAKER_07]: Here's the picture, Serena. 55:38.586 --> 55:39.367 [SPEAKER_07]: He swings and drives you to keep mouth. 55:39.387 --> 55:39.767 [SPEAKER_07]: Way back, way back. 55:39.787 --> 55:40.168 [SPEAKER_07]: This bottle's gone. 55:40.188 --> 55:40.288 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 55:52.334 --> 55:55.518 [SPEAKER_04]: And by the way, he fucking cracks that piss. 55:55.698 --> 55:59.103 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm pretty sure he actually hit that ball out of the state. 55:59.123 --> 56:00.004 [SPEAKER_04]: I think I went over the state. 56:00.124 --> 56:00.665 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah, sure. 56:00.685 --> 56:00.865 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 56:01.105 --> 56:02.787 [SPEAKER_04]: Dude, do you know who that actor is? 56:02.847 --> 56:03.909 [SPEAKER_04]: Like, where you see him in now? 56:04.249 --> 56:04.469 [SPEAKER_04]: No. 56:04.489 --> 56:05.571 [SPEAKER_04]: That's Dennis Hayesbert. 56:05.651 --> 56:09.195 [SPEAKER_04]: He's the guy who's always in those, like, one of those insurance company commercials. 56:09.335 --> 56:09.796 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, yes, yes. 56:09.816 --> 56:10.497 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 56:10.517 --> 56:13.160 [SPEAKER_04]: Very always just comes in and he's like, are you going to run? 56:13.260 --> 56:14.562 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that was the whole state. 56:14.542 --> 56:30.812 [SPEAKER_02]: Also take yeah found a second-life career as just the old sick guys That's Serrano, you know, so it's It's going they get two outs and it's time the picture by the way the picture the old picture It's nine annings 56:30.792 --> 56:32.736 [SPEAKER_04]: That's just how baseball was back in the day. 56:32.776 --> 56:42.815 [SPEAKER_04]: They used to just throw the starter out there until their arm was dangling But I I lint until they were just noodle arm and they're like I could throw one more and they were like now We'll get this one out of here. 56:43.055 --> 56:44.538 [SPEAKER_02]: I got one more. 56:44.638 --> 56:45.079 [SPEAKER_02]: He's like now. 56:45.099 --> 56:45.560 [SPEAKER_02]: Are you done? 56:45.580 --> 56:47.223 [SPEAKER_04]: He's bothered me as his kid. 56:47.243 --> 56:49.327 [SPEAKER_04]: I was like everybody else in this movie on the team looks so cool. 56:49.367 --> 56:53.475 [SPEAKER_04]: This guy looks like he sucks he looks like an older version of old 56:53.455 --> 57:06.233 [SPEAKER_02]: Billy Bob Thornton like that's exactly what they're looking at and then he also messed up with jobu by taking jobu's Rumshot no one drinks jobu's 57:07.158 --> 57:08.860 [SPEAKER_02]: Crazy, don't like what Joe was wrong. 57:08.880 --> 57:30.407 [SPEAKER_04]: So we're on a try to tell him so anyway, he takes pitches 9 and 9 and 2 thirds innings Yeah, take him out as time for the Vaughn to come in Vaughn comes in What does she need time to bring in Vaughn considering the fact that there's only one better left and it's the guy who Harry Doyle says He's hit two home runs out in two at bats I know he hasn't done well against him, but I got on that You that was managing back in the 80s. 57:30.467 --> 57:32.710 [SPEAKER_04]: It was just like I'm just gonna play my lunch nowadays 57:32.690 --> 57:35.093 [SPEAKER_04]: They got all the analytics teams. 57:35.113 --> 57:35.974 [SPEAKER_04]: They got binders. 57:36.014 --> 57:39.559 [SPEAKER_04]: They got immediate like video to like show you This is what this guy's doing. 57:39.579 --> 57:46.187 [SPEAKER_04]: He's doing they got some teams have a fucking literal cameraman in that outfield hitting trash cans Fuck you astros. 57:46.407 --> 57:47.889 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah, especially. 57:47.949 --> 57:51.093 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, but 80's management was just like I'm playing my hunch. 57:51.394 --> 57:58.022 [SPEAKER_02]: I got a feeling Dude it throws a 97 wait a second 99 you're glossing over the vein 57:58.323 --> 58:03.350 [SPEAKER_04]: Did this movie introduce closer entrance themes? 58:03.370 --> 58:03.830 [SPEAKER_04]: I think so. 58:03.930 --> 58:06.213 [SPEAKER_04]: Because wild thing comes out. 58:06.754 --> 58:11.460 [SPEAKER_04]: Wild thing as a song is perfect for an entrance song. 58:11.781 --> 58:13.583 [SPEAKER_04]: Specifically for that. 58:13.984 --> 58:15.986 [SPEAKER_04]: Any song you're going to have is your entrance theme. 58:16.407 --> 58:17.789 [SPEAKER_04]: It's all about how it kicks in. 58:18.349 --> 58:20.312 [SPEAKER_04]: Is it going to do something that's going to get people hyped? 58:20.332 --> 58:24.938 [SPEAKER_04]: Like now Edwin Diaz has the most famous one because he's got the trumpet that's like, 58:28.411 --> 58:33.105 [SPEAKER_04]: Like just something that immediately when they hear that everybody hears, they're like, oh, here we go! 59:14.193 --> 59:17.178 [SPEAKER_02]: And the crowd goes absolutely bonkers, everybody. 59:18.079 --> 59:18.880 [SPEAKER_02]: Hey, they all know it. 59:18.900 --> 59:19.882 [SPEAKER_02]: Wow, dad. 59:19.902 --> 59:22.967 [SPEAKER_04]: And that's, and I love that scene too. 59:22.987 --> 59:30.779 [SPEAKER_04]: It captures Cleveland Municipal, where my mom worked in high school, and I went as just a little kid. 59:30.799 --> 59:31.880 [SPEAKER_04]: I remember going there one time. 59:32.101 --> 59:36.167 [SPEAKER_04]: Cleveland's sad stadium, which used to house both the Browns and the Indians. 59:36.147 --> 59:59.067 [SPEAKER_04]: And I do love how this whole movie captures both ends of the spectrum of like when you come into a season and you Because there is nothing Satter than a baseball stadium for a team that everybody just knows is going to be shit right away Have you ever been on a baseball stadium when it's like empty and it's like opening week and then there's literally like a couple hundred fans and because those stadiums are so big 59:59.047 --> 01:00:00.270 [SPEAKER_04]: And there's so many games. 01:00:00.590 --> 01:00:18.591 [SPEAKER_04]: Nothing quite captures the sadness of like a struggling franchise like a baseball stadium But it's just like quite there's like a few fans Yeah You hear like woo Get almost here talking Yeah, you hear that one you could call exactly where that one clap came from Yeah, yeah, that's what happened and that's why somebody could all you just be like 01:00:20.613 --> 01:00:21.694 [SPEAKER_04]: It's gonna hear it dude. 01:00:22.275 --> 01:00:31.805 [SPEAKER_04]: You know what I mean, but then we do the full circle and I and again I love the cleave and aspect of this movie the way they're showing throughout the montage Fans keep getting more hyped. 01:00:31.825 --> 01:00:32.666 [SPEAKER_04]: They're all tired. 01:00:32.686 --> 01:00:33.587 [SPEAKER_04]: I think they're pretty good. 01:00:33.647 --> 01:00:36.390 [SPEAKER_04]: No, you know where they started with like, who the fuck are these guys? 01:00:36.450 --> 01:00:41.075 [SPEAKER_02]: They're full the poor Indians that we're there and they were like too high. 01:00:41.115 --> 01:00:41.836 [SPEAKER_02]: That's too high. 01:00:41.916 --> 01:00:43.498 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah They were lying from this thing 01:00:43.478 --> 01:00:45.341 [SPEAKER_02]: Those four who were by themselves up there. 01:00:45.441 --> 01:00:54.014 [SPEAKER_02]: They were there from day one day one Those guys deserve season two I Anyway, they come back and they're just surrounded by everyone. 01:00:54.375 --> 01:00:55.997 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, surrounded by their friends. 01:00:56.598 --> 01:01:01.065 [SPEAKER_04]: They always go back to like the the Asian guys that worked there that I'm speaking to like Japanese or something 01:01:01.045 --> 01:01:09.158 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, I love in when the wild thing and everybody's like singing wild thing and then when they show those guys They put the captions on the screen for them. 01:01:09.339 --> 01:01:09.940 [SPEAKER_04]: It says wild. 01:01:09.960 --> 01:01:25.585 [SPEAKER_04]: There he comes bonds ready to like unload and I don't understand why so now he's got glue a wood up the guy who owns him Why is Jake Taylor feel so confident to tell him what pitch is coming every time like 01:01:25.565 --> 01:01:27.888 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know that's such a solid game plan. 01:01:27.908 --> 01:01:34.979 [SPEAKER_04]: That's the first of two question will decisions that he would make in this game But before I get to that I want to just point out. 01:01:35.279 --> 01:01:39.806 [SPEAKER_04]: I never really fully put it together But Hambino in Sandlot another movie we've already covered. 01:01:40.146 --> 01:01:47.657 [SPEAKER_04]: He learned from the under the tree of Jake Taylor When that earlier the game when he's like talking shit to the batter and he's like oh 01:01:47.637 --> 01:01:48.719 [SPEAKER_04]: He's like, don't worry about that. 01:01:48.759 --> 01:01:53.125 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll get him this way and then it's like, and he's like, early in the movie where he talks about the movie. 01:01:53.145 --> 01:01:56.109 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, he's like, what I understand is, however, panties on his face. 01:01:56.149 --> 01:01:57.070 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, shit. 01:01:57.571 --> 01:01:57.991 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, shit. 01:01:58.772 --> 01:02:00.795 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, I can't sit here on national television. 01:02:00.815 --> 01:02:04.440 [SPEAKER_10]: If you don't blow it, by the way, I'll tell you why it's a free lounge last night. 01:02:04.480 --> 01:02:06.523 [SPEAKER_10]: Hell, with a dancer, you must be very, very proud. 01:02:06.844 --> 01:02:12.512 [SPEAKER_10]: That guy she was with, I mean, I'm sure he's a close person of front and all, but Tommy, what was he doing wearing her panties on his head? 01:02:13.613 --> 01:02:15.736 [SPEAKER_10]: Swung on and popped up. 01:02:15.956 --> 01:02:17.138 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, actually, I don't think this one. 01:02:18.400 --> 01:02:34.080 [SPEAKER_02]: he does it actually way better than him be no as good as him be no was at being the shate talking catcher uh... i don't think this one to get enough here but yes man you got him it's so much more fierce what you do with the bat i don't know where the back came from but i'm happy you have it 01:02:34.229 --> 01:02:36.652 [SPEAKER_02]: Those are 97 mile an hour pits to start. 01:02:37.252 --> 01:02:45.922 [SPEAKER_04]: Everybody's stoked which really meant something in 1989 But now that's just like part of the course better throw that everybody's throw that throw that throw that throw that throw Those are 99 for the second pitch and it's blowing past them. 01:02:45.942 --> 01:02:46.703 [SPEAKER_02]: They guys pissed. 01:02:46.723 --> 01:02:58.937 [SPEAKER_02]: They guys like I'm gonna get this one He says I wonder somebody pitches in my bag, which one should I throw now and then hits him with the fast ball keeps throwing the old number one down twice Plies in 01:02:58.917 --> 01:03:22.984 [SPEAKER_04]: 101 miles an hour strikes out the guy that hit him twice we are at the bottom of the night if there's one moment in this movie that Absolutely, I think like nails excitement of October baseball when you get that like big out big moment like that How it feels is that moment when you get out of a jam you lock him in you got the bottom of the ninth coming up energy when you're in a stadium at that moment What's the basis load of people 01:03:22.964 --> 01:03:37.448 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, I think it was basis loaded that's why they brought him in yeah right cuz it was a guy at third and second Yeah, and then they walked He walked the guy to get him a first basis loaded two outs and they're best hitter comes up You throw the guy that's been getting beat by him and he strikes you. 01:03:37.649 --> 01:03:39.312 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, man Jebted in him. 01:03:40.013 --> 01:03:43.018 [SPEAKER_04]: That's that's when baseball just right at it's best right there. 01:03:43.038 --> 01:03:45.462 [SPEAKER_05]: You know when you're like, let's go 01:04:07.058 --> 01:04:11.285 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, Lordy, three straight heaters on the Yankees are blown down. 01:04:11.866 --> 01:04:17.335 [SPEAKER_07]: No runs, two hits, three left on, and are you ready, Cleveland? 01:04:17.355 --> 01:04:20.320 [SPEAKER_07]: We go to the Indian line, still tied at two. 01:04:21.462 --> 01:04:26.129 [SPEAKER_07]: Can you believe this money? 01:04:26.149 --> 01:04:26.390 [SPEAKER_04]: Ha ha ha ha. 01:04:26.410 --> 01:04:27.852 [SPEAKER_04]: So then they go to the bottom of the night. 01:04:28.658 --> 01:04:30.762 [SPEAKER_02]: Will he maze Hayes get out they get two outs. 01:04:30.782 --> 01:04:32.264 [SPEAKER_02]: They get two outs somehow. 01:04:32.284 --> 01:04:39.116 [SPEAKER_02]: Will he maze Hayes is up he gets on gets a base hit steals for still second course Sweet close. 01:04:39.136 --> 01:04:50.295 [SPEAKER_04]: He's got 90 black gloves on the wall, which I'm sure doesn't look odd to anybody that walks This guy fucking no Oh join it over here like what what's the deal with this guy's bedroom 01:04:50.579 --> 01:04:51.741 [SPEAKER_04]: and then you get Jake Taylor. 01:04:52.141 --> 01:04:54.385 [SPEAKER_04]: Why would Jake Taylor be batting after your Willie Bays? 01:04:54.405 --> 01:04:54.945 [SPEAKER_02]: Number two. 01:04:54.986 --> 01:04:56.067 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, let's be consistent here. 01:04:56.107 --> 01:04:56.468 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't know. 01:04:56.508 --> 01:04:57.529 [SPEAKER_04]: He's got no knees. 01:04:57.710 --> 01:04:59.392 [SPEAKER_04]: Why is he batting second in your life? 01:04:59.452 --> 01:05:00.454 [SPEAKER_02]: Now in the face that's for the best. 01:05:00.474 --> 01:05:01.595 [SPEAKER_02]: Little weird, but he's there. 01:05:01.976 --> 01:05:08.406 [SPEAKER_04]: I'd form a lineup outside of the fact that this is what the movie wants to have, like from Biggest Star to Next Star. 01:05:09.026 --> 01:05:09.748 [SPEAKER_02]: In the rotation. 01:05:09.768 --> 01:05:12.151 [SPEAKER_02]: I forget what the first pitch is, but it's nothing the first pitch. 01:05:12.452 --> 01:05:13.854 [SPEAKER_02]: Second pitch, he decides to tell. 01:05:15.035 --> 01:05:15.456 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh wait. 01:05:15.503 --> 01:05:28.997 [SPEAKER_04]: I forgot that after they have like two outs and then he gets one the guy before Willie Mays He's almost hits it to the wall and then Harry Doyle's like, hey, he's got a wage no more time He's going right to the Duke and it's like The Duke is your closer. 01:05:29.037 --> 01:05:30.339 [SPEAKER_04]: Why did he not start the ending? 01:05:30.359 --> 01:05:44.734 [SPEAKER_04]: He did waste time He wasted a lot of time bringing in and he says he leads he says he leads league in saves and he threw it his own kid at a father's Sun game So yeah, you should have started the ending with him like you know you're lucky you got away with it 01:05:44.714 --> 01:05:48.840 [SPEAKER_04]: And actually, as soon as the dude comes in, the thing is just start going parrifying them to be honest. 01:05:48.860 --> 01:05:49.200 [SPEAKER_02]: Really? 01:05:49.240 --> 01:05:49.701 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:05:49.721 --> 01:05:53.626 [SPEAKER_02]: They got Jake Taylor comes up, he gets a pitch, and then he points does the point. 01:05:53.867 --> 01:05:55.189 [SPEAKER_02]: He first of all, he does the same thing. 01:05:55.209 --> 01:05:56.430 [SPEAKER_02]: He does the signal to those guys. 01:05:56.450 --> 01:05:58.193 [SPEAKER_02]: He's like, oh, what a great idea. 01:05:58.213 --> 01:05:59.134 [SPEAKER_04]: What a great idea. 01:05:59.154 --> 01:06:00.356 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, that's a great. 01:06:00.396 --> 01:06:01.237 [SPEAKER_04]: Which it wasn't. 01:06:01.257 --> 01:06:02.339 [SPEAKER_04]: It really wasn't a good idea. 01:06:02.359 --> 01:06:03.160 [SPEAKER_02]: Tell you what he was. 01:06:03.180 --> 01:06:03.661 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:06:03.901 --> 01:06:06.625 [SPEAKER_04]: But yeah, movies back then really love doing the sign thing. 01:06:06.685 --> 01:06:08.387 [SPEAKER_04]: I don't even know how much they do signs anymore. 01:06:08.467 --> 01:06:09.709 [SPEAKER_04]: I feel like maybe. 01:06:09.689 --> 01:06:18.663 [SPEAKER_04]: He just don't know much about like actual playing baseball these days, but I feel like that was a thing back We'll make his just real quick like I got it Yeah, I agreed to sign. 01:06:18.723 --> 01:06:19.625 [SPEAKER_02]: They all like that. 01:06:19.725 --> 01:06:20.506 [SPEAKER_02]: So he's at second. 01:06:20.526 --> 01:06:24.492 [SPEAKER_02]: He's leading off and then oh yeah, oh yes, and then what happens? 01:06:24.553 --> 01:06:26.736 [SPEAKER_04]: So now we got to run her and will he maze that second? 01:06:26.716 --> 01:06:28.519 [SPEAKER_02]: two outs, Jake Taylor does the point. 01:06:28.639 --> 01:06:29.481 [SPEAKER_02]: He does the baby Ruth. 01:06:30.603 --> 01:06:38.196 [SPEAKER_04]: It's not been done since 1935 and then it is why the Duke rightfully gives him a little chin music that's exactly what would happen. 01:06:38.216 --> 01:06:40.681 [SPEAKER_04]: Which by the way, should have Jake just took that and got here. 01:06:40.701 --> 01:06:41.522 [SPEAKER_04]: I was thinking that too. 01:06:42.083 --> 01:06:46.952 [SPEAKER_04]: If the strategy was, we want to get too on because like the next guys up. 01:06:46.932 --> 01:06:56.382 [SPEAKER_04]: Which means you're third better, aren't you, and you know like the guy who's pitching is a hothead like the guy who throw it his own son and a father's son game like Don't a bad strategy to be like watch this. 01:06:56.442 --> 01:07:15.201 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm gonna get on base and just point and then he's gonna be like And then you get hit and then oh, we got to one That if that was the strategy not a bad strategy, but it's not the strategy and then points again point sit it again Refusing the dust himself off the freezing dusting and then does what they had just called and decides to do the 01:07:16.160 --> 01:07:17.542 [SPEAKER_04]: I'm at a bunch. 01:07:17.962 --> 01:07:30.760 [SPEAKER_04]: What's that coming with his like no cartilage left in his knees like the game plan with the whole season of line is our slowest runner Catching him off card. 01:07:30.780 --> 01:07:39.552 [SPEAKER_04]: I'll give him that but still like any majorly got fill in field is should be able to like feel that relatively Fucking bunch and then he's struggling the first I mean he's just 01:07:39.532 --> 01:08:04.155 [SPEAKER_02]: This is that's the last run through first he's had in his whole career Willie May is decides to it was already stealing third as the plays happening round Third after stealing second on this crazy Bunt by Jay Taylor who has again we said no knees once again total Kenny Loughton vibes It's just I've watched him do it when he steals that extra base at home one of my favorite Indians plays of all time 01:08:04.135 --> 01:08:10.064 [SPEAKER_04]: ball gets away from the catcher can see out of marriage in ninety five a.l.c.s he's like, oh, fuck, I'm going to grab him, isn't it? 01:08:10.084 --> 01:08:11.727 [SPEAKER_02]: And he's still a fast guy's trying this. 01:08:11.747 --> 01:08:13.930 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, which he is, he's Willie Mays, right? 01:08:13.971 --> 01:08:16.835 [SPEAKER_02]: So Jake Taylor's running the first struggling. 01:08:16.855 --> 01:08:23.425 [SPEAKER_02]: Just, just, just, and the throw is late and he immediately hits first and fall. 01:08:23.445 --> 01:08:24.768 [SPEAKER_02]: He's dead because he's just done. 01:08:24.928 --> 01:08:26.771 [SPEAKER_02]: He's just gone from under him. 01:08:27.011 --> 01:08:27.612 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah. 01:08:27.592 --> 01:08:38.566 [SPEAKER_02]: First base realizes that Willie Maze is already halfway down the line throws it to home Again, this is all happening in sequence and you're on the edge of your seat watching this like oh, yeah This is the greatest great final sequence. 01:08:38.586 --> 01:08:38.927 [SPEAKER_02]: Great. 01:08:38.947 --> 01:08:55.708 [SPEAKER_02]: We have and Willie Maze doesn't this doesn't even get it with his foot or his lead hand he waits for his back foot to slide the hook slide back foot slams safe end of season driver in the playoffs 01:08:56.026 --> 01:09:00.172 [SPEAKER_04]: And just like they predicted five years later, tribe went on a run. 01:09:00.613 --> 01:09:03.517 [SPEAKER_04]: And here's what I love about how this game handles like they're with the big game. 01:09:03.898 --> 01:09:07.423 [SPEAKER_04]: They gave you the two big moments, because it's always like, what would be better way than the game? 01:09:07.443 --> 01:09:09.667 [SPEAKER_04]: Like an intense moment where your pitcher does something. 01:09:09.927 --> 01:09:10.969 [SPEAKER_04]: Maybe 70 hits a home run. 01:09:11.229 --> 01:09:12.551 [SPEAKER_04]: They gave you two big moments. 01:09:12.711 --> 01:09:13.613 [SPEAKER_04]: Your big pitcher hits out. 01:09:13.633 --> 01:09:14.534 [SPEAKER_04]: Their big hitter. 01:09:15.055 --> 01:09:19.842 [SPEAKER_04]: And then your other like main characters, like team up to make like a crazy play happen. 01:09:19.862 --> 01:09:21.865 [SPEAKER_04]: That's a little bit trick playish. 01:09:21.845 --> 01:09:44.713 [SPEAKER_04]: and uh... we get to finish with everybody gathering around linn who nobody else on the team probably knows i'm really know who else on the team even knows which is they're like sure foggant let's all around her is that the mobile dick girl like that is that who he's reading mobile dick for i don't know great but finished to the game great and and again i i and you mood agree a single playoff game is almost as good as a game seven 01:09:45.419 --> 01:09:48.884 [SPEAKER_02]: Like one game playoff game playoff it's like it's thrilling. 01:09:48.984 --> 01:10:02.043 [SPEAKER_02]: It's it's it's Yeah, it only the outcome is whoever makes this gets into the playoff epic And you find out in Major league two which we make it into it one of these years not in the right away, but we may get two ways That they don't actually win the world series. 01:10:02.063 --> 01:10:02.704 [SPEAKER_02]: They they lose. 01:10:02.885 --> 01:10:03.766 [SPEAKER_02]: I think in the second round. 01:10:03.946 --> 01:10:05.549 [SPEAKER_04]: That was the world series That was the world series. 01:10:05.569 --> 01:10:08.212 [SPEAKER_04]: And here's the thing with sports sometimes like you take those moments. 01:10:08.232 --> 01:10:09.975 [SPEAKER_04]: It's really hard to win championship Yes 01:10:09.955 --> 01:10:11.837 [SPEAKER_04]: You gotta like just take those like great moments. 01:10:11.897 --> 01:10:16.843 [SPEAKER_04]: I hate when sports fans are always just like if you don't win the championship whole season's a bus No, that was an epic way. 01:10:16.863 --> 01:10:17.924 [SPEAKER_04]: They gave you that moment. 01:10:17.964 --> 01:10:19.646 [SPEAKER_04]: You're gonna remember that moment for this. 01:10:19.666 --> 01:10:32.200 [SPEAKER_04]: The Indians lost in 95 World Series at 97 World Series But those two series especially the 95 because that one was first really is like what made me a baseball fan in the first place Because that whole series was thrilling you know what I mean? 01:10:32.180 --> 01:10:47.607 [SPEAKER_04]: So they're going to get Maddox and Glevin and all that, and John Smoltz, yeah, that 95 Braves rotation was that a nasty picture rotation Alright, so we're almost done, so this is when I like to clean off the note sheet 01:10:49.190 --> 01:10:54.677 [SPEAKER_04]: where you go through my final notes that I might have missed, which player do you think could most likely fly as a real MLB player? 01:10:55.098 --> 01:10:55.518 [SPEAKER_04]: Sorano. 01:10:55.599 --> 01:10:56.540 [SPEAKER_04]: I just got to be Sorano, right? 01:10:57.061 --> 01:10:58.042 [SPEAKER_04]: See that guy crushed the ball. 01:10:58.062 --> 01:10:59.584 [SPEAKER_02]: Let's see fix that curve, bumbass. 01:10:59.604 --> 01:11:00.946 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, maybe he wanted it as a curve. 01:11:01.226 --> 01:11:01.887 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:11:01.907 --> 01:11:02.328 [SPEAKER_02]: Good job. 01:11:02.648 --> 01:11:09.958 [SPEAKER_04]: In a four-way tournament who wins the Indians from this movie, Angels from Angels of the Outfield, the Twins in Little Big League, or the kids from the Sandlot. 01:11:11.219 --> 01:11:13.122 [SPEAKER_04]: Gotta give it to you. 01:11:13.743 --> 01:11:14.869 [SPEAKER_02]: Twinsteam is pretty good. 01:11:15.291 --> 01:11:22.167 [SPEAKER_04]: I will go with the Twinsteam because those guys were actually like majorly a lot of them like actually had you had to be to be in the movie actually had to have a baseball background 01:11:22.855 --> 01:11:25.418 [SPEAKER_04]: and they were never like a shitty team in that movie. 01:11:25.578 --> 01:11:28.782 [SPEAKER_04]: All the other ones started from like, this team actually sucks. 01:11:28.842 --> 01:11:29.523 [SPEAKER_04]: Except for the sand line. 01:11:29.563 --> 01:11:31.465 [SPEAKER_02]: I'm giving it to the Indians, because I'm an Indians fan. 01:11:31.485 --> 01:11:31.785 [SPEAKER_04]: Let's go. 01:11:31.845 --> 01:11:33.387 [SPEAKER_04]: That's ultimately who I'd end up pulling for. 01:11:33.407 --> 01:11:33.848 [SPEAKER_04]: That happened. 01:11:34.208 --> 01:11:36.110 [SPEAKER_02]: I mean, just a bit outside. 01:11:36.451 --> 01:11:37.472 [SPEAKER_02]: Just a bit outside. 01:11:37.492 --> 01:11:43.919 [SPEAKER_02]: By the way, real quick, what I want to say is, when a van was pitching at the beginning and they're like, all right, van, we heard you got an arm to see what you can do. 01:11:44.300 --> 01:11:46.502 [SPEAKER_02]: You'll notice real quick, you probably pull a scene up. 01:11:47.123 --> 01:11:50.567 [SPEAKER_02]: The sign that he's about to break on the pitch, 01:11:50.547 --> 01:12:00.787 [SPEAKER_02]: Initially is on the coaches right-hand shoulder and then when he pitches it it just happens to be directly in the middle Interesting crazy little fine mess up. 01:12:00.807 --> 01:12:01.608 [SPEAKER_02]: I was like wait a minute. 01:12:01.668 --> 01:12:11.948 [SPEAKER_04]: What check that out while you're watching little mess up I found This is the second sports movie we've done where a player randomly has a reptile in the locker room 01:12:13.092 --> 01:12:14.715 [SPEAKER_04]: because we also did any given Sunday. 01:12:16.077 --> 01:12:17.559 [SPEAKER_04]: He spent an alligator. 01:12:17.579 --> 01:12:19.282 [SPEAKER_04]: He just brought it out of nowhere and this one. 01:12:19.562 --> 01:12:23.368 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, Serrano has a snake and he's like putting it on his. 01:12:23.388 --> 01:12:25.231 [SPEAKER_02]: He was about to bring a chicken and kill a life. 01:12:25.251 --> 01:12:26.733 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, good call. 01:12:26.813 --> 01:12:28.676 [SPEAKER_02]: They brought real, and let's another thing I want to bring in. 01:12:28.937 --> 01:12:30.058 [SPEAKER_02]: The marketing in this movie. 01:12:30.239 --> 01:12:31.421 [SPEAKER_02]: They had KFC. 01:12:31.821 --> 01:12:36.248 [SPEAKER_02]: They stopped the entire movie to do a American Express scene. 01:12:36.228 --> 01:12:56.160 [SPEAKER_04]: Has there ever been a better American express commercial that I don't think so it like it's so much better than having like Jennifer Gardner or whatever do her thing that probably cost way more They should just use that commercial now that exact video and it would play I think there was one other one on missy, but they I just got a lot of this movie paid for through advertisement never see a home without it 01:12:56.140 --> 01:13:02.076 [SPEAKER_04]: Well, when they're in the uh, the practice league and the spring training, there's adds all over the wall, you know what I mean? 01:13:02.096 --> 01:13:05.184 [SPEAKER_02]: They do what they were doing, they found money through marketing initially. 01:13:05.605 --> 01:13:09.255 [SPEAKER_02]: But the American Express thing is funny, because it literally just stops the movie for about a minute. 01:13:11.058 --> 01:13:21.516 [SPEAKER_11]: But since we haven't won a penit in over 30 years, nobody recognizes us, not even in our own hometown. 01:13:22.117 --> 01:13:24.741 [SPEAKER_11]: That's why we carry the American Express card. 01:13:25.222 --> 01:13:27.906 [SPEAKER_08]: The amount of how far out of first we are, it's cool. 01:13:28.628 --> 01:13:33.015 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, it keeps us from getting shut out of our favorite hotels and restaurant type places. 01:13:33.350 --> 01:13:37.717 [SPEAKER_00]: So, you're looking for some fairly cloth, apply for that little green home right here. 01:13:38.238 --> 01:13:39.380 [SPEAKER_13]: Look what it's done for us. 01:13:40.101 --> 01:13:44.949 [SPEAKER_13]: People still don't recognize us, but... We're contenders now. 01:13:46.472 --> 01:13:47.674 [SPEAKER_06]: The American Express card. 01:13:47.954 --> 01:13:48.996 [SPEAKER_13]: Don't steal home without it. 01:13:49.280 --> 01:13:50.242 [SPEAKER_04]: never steal home without it. 01:13:51.183 --> 01:14:00.680 [SPEAKER_04]: The whole making the team take a charter blight from like the 70s should have just resulted in the biggest horrific accident in like sports. 01:14:00.700 --> 01:14:02.042 [SPEAKER_04]: He's taping the blade. 01:14:02.082 --> 01:14:03.605 [SPEAKER_04]: He's taping up with like duct tape. 01:14:04.306 --> 01:14:09.735 [SPEAKER_04]: It's like, all right, if you want to make them like sleep on cuts, that's one thing, but you're gonna, your plan is to just kill the whole team now. 01:14:09.715 --> 01:14:12.040 [SPEAKER_02]: It was like flying through on the storm. 01:14:12.080 --> 01:14:12.521 [SPEAKER_02]: I looked it up. 01:14:12.541 --> 01:14:13.162 [SPEAKER_02]: It's from 1960. 01:14:13.222 --> 01:14:18.594 [SPEAKER_02]: He's who was that plane was from crazy Yeah, why did it already have the logo on it? 01:14:18.614 --> 01:14:21.360 [SPEAKER_04]: I look like it had been in service for years like is that what they say? 01:14:21.380 --> 01:14:23.083 [SPEAKER_02]: That was the season that was the world series. 01:14:23.163 --> 01:14:26.290 [SPEAKER_04]: The last time the audience won back in like 1949 01:14:26.354 --> 01:14:27.836 [SPEAKER_02]: That's when that plane was made, yes. 01:14:27.896 --> 01:14:28.376 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, yeah. 01:14:28.977 --> 01:14:36.425 [SPEAKER_04]: Oh, and then when they're on the bus and they're like looking at the random like magazines they're talking, good snapshot of what life was like before phones. 01:14:37.006 --> 01:14:40.710 [SPEAKER_04]: Actually, you used to have to like come with like a magazine and they're like, is that what about detective stuff? 01:14:40.730 --> 01:14:41.972 [SPEAKER_02]: Hey, hey, Bob, crime is punished for me. 01:14:41.992 --> 01:14:42.893 [SPEAKER_02]: This is a good one for you. 01:14:42.993 --> 01:14:44.014 [SPEAKER_04]: Is that what I'm about to take to you? 01:14:44.074 --> 01:14:45.756 [SPEAKER_04]: Is that a misunderstanding? 01:14:45.776 --> 01:14:46.297 [SPEAKER_04]: Yes, that's what I'm like. 01:14:46.317 --> 01:14:47.718 [SPEAKER_04]: That's just how you used to do it, kids. 01:14:47.818 --> 01:14:49.881 [SPEAKER_04]: And you just had to like read a fucking magazine. 01:14:49.901 --> 01:14:50.682 [SPEAKER_04]: That's where it lacks. 01:14:50.702 --> 01:14:50.942 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah. 01:14:51.462 --> 01:14:52.003 [SPEAKER_04]: No scrolling. 01:14:52.343 --> 01:14:54.606 [SPEAKER_11]: That's where you saw on the highway and what they were to do this way. 01:14:55.210 --> 01:14:57.434 [SPEAKER_13]: No, I'm not in the zone on that one. 01:14:57.454 --> 01:14:59.739 [SPEAKER_13]: Bitch, hey, I think I got one here that's right up your alley. 01:15:00.420 --> 01:15:05.430 [SPEAKER_13]: Carmen, punish me. 01:15:05.450 --> 01:15:09.257 [SPEAKER_09]: You better detect this, no? 01:15:09.277 --> 01:15:10.620 [SPEAKER_02]: Here, get a couple of scenes with you in the back. 01:15:11.005 --> 01:15:13.828 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, there you go. 01:15:13.848 --> 01:15:14.669 [SPEAKER_02]: You know, you're not lefty. 01:15:14.730 --> 01:15:15.110 [SPEAKER_02]: I like it. 01:15:15.350 --> 01:15:17.273 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, I got it. 01:15:17.293 --> 01:15:17.973 [SPEAKER_02]: They got it looks good. 01:15:18.194 --> 01:15:18.975 [SPEAKER_02]: You got a good look to you. 01:15:19.155 --> 01:15:22.199 [SPEAKER_02]: You would have you had a good good baseball card when you were a kid. 01:15:22.219 --> 01:15:24.001 [SPEAKER_04]: Did you like they never did the baseball card? 01:15:24.021 --> 01:15:26.384 [SPEAKER_02]: You never did the baseball card. 01:15:26.784 --> 01:15:27.525 [SPEAKER_04]: They never did that. 01:15:27.545 --> 01:15:28.366 [SPEAKER_04]: I always wanted to. 01:15:28.466 --> 01:15:30.389 [SPEAKER_04]: And if I did, I was always like, you know, be cool. 01:15:30.409 --> 01:15:31.790 [SPEAKER_04]: Can they take us doing action shots? 01:15:32.071 --> 01:15:36.456 [SPEAKER_04]: Because I always hated how any time it was picture day for like soccer, baseball, wherever they'd be like. 01:15:37.448 --> 01:15:40.894 [SPEAKER_04]: Everybody was just this Or like soccer. 01:15:40.914 --> 01:15:43.799 [SPEAKER_04]: It was just me with the soccer ball and everybody's picture was that. 01:15:43.819 --> 01:15:59.946 [SPEAKER_02]: I was like I want to picture like me kicking a boot in a ball that made me a little Not like yeah, I shot of like me like hitting a single like line me in a little dodger to big smile Yeah, yeah, and then I showed in the back of my car to give me my stats and I was an angel fan apparently and my favorite player of all time was my dad 01:16:01.107 --> 01:16:01.688 [SPEAKER_04]: Was he a player? 01:16:01.828 --> 01:16:15.657 [SPEAKER_02]: I never seen my dad play baseball, I'm flat, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie, I'm a lie 01:16:16.025 --> 01:16:20.751 [SPEAKER_02]: Good call of your dad and then he maybe won't make me I think I've said something about you last one to clean shit up. 01:16:20.771 --> 01:16:21.472 [SPEAKER_02]: We love you. 01:16:21.832 --> 01:16:22.153 [SPEAKER_04]: Thank you. 01:16:22.393 --> 01:16:24.256 [SPEAKER_04]: He would make you clean stuff up It's like you weren't out. 01:16:24.276 --> 01:16:24.997 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, but not anymore. 01:16:25.017 --> 01:16:25.958 [SPEAKER_02]: He was a great baseball player. 01:16:26.158 --> 01:16:29.983 [SPEAKER_02]: All right, even though he wasn't all right Okay, last no real quick with that real quick with my dad. 01:16:30.003 --> 01:16:36.091 [SPEAKER_02]: Yeah, my dad made me a phenomenal baseball pair Because at the age of seven and he'll say this to this day He should not have been doing this. 01:16:36.391 --> 01:16:40.176 [SPEAKER_02]: He was throwing the ball from 20 feet away at full speed 01:16:40.578 --> 01:16:43.244 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, my dad could deploy, you know, he had to throw the ball. 01:16:43.565 --> 01:16:47.453 [SPEAKER_02]: And I shit you not, he was lifting his leg and launching it at full speed. 01:16:47.533 --> 01:16:50.760 [SPEAKER_02]: And when I was six and seven, and I was still catching and just throwing it right back. 01:16:50.780 --> 01:16:51.963 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, I got you. 01:16:51.983 --> 01:16:54.669 [SPEAKER_02]: But the fact that he was throwing a hundred, I don't know, a hundred. 01:16:54.709 --> 01:16:57.936 [SPEAKER_02]: But probably 60 miles an hour throws two his seven year old son. 01:16:58.277 --> 01:16:59.700 [SPEAKER_02]: And I was snagging him. 01:16:59.680 --> 01:17:03.143 [SPEAKER_03]: He wanted you to be a champion. 01:17:03.564 --> 01:17:07.687 [SPEAKER_04]: All right, let's call the way the fans used to storm the field back then was nuts. 01:17:07.727 --> 01:17:12.111 [SPEAKER_04]: Like everybody was on the field, like immediately after the game, they used to just do that in the 70s. 01:17:12.131 --> 01:17:15.014 [SPEAKER_02]: Like, isn't there a Yankee that ran off the field and started like bulldozer? 01:17:15.034 --> 01:17:15.735 [SPEAKER_04]: That's okay. 01:17:15.815 --> 01:17:17.476 [SPEAKER_04]: I watched that game on ESPN classics. 01:17:18.037 --> 01:17:25.223 [SPEAKER_04]: It was so easy to see coming because like literally as the Lats House were happening, the fans around Yankee stadium were already like sitting on the wall. 01:17:25.424 --> 01:17:29.147 [SPEAKER_04]: It's just like ready to jump in like they were so cavalier about it back then. 01:17:29.330 --> 01:17:32.334 [SPEAKER_04]: And then yeah, the fans stormed the field and that was like their guy. 01:17:32.374 --> 01:17:35.178 [SPEAKER_04]: He couldn't even finish the bases Everybody's accent right there. 01:17:35.198 --> 01:17:39.785 [SPEAKER_04]: Yeah, it was like thermon months and or something and he starts just being like all right Fuck this I'm out of here. 01:17:39.945 --> 01:17:44.752 [SPEAKER_04]: He might have been a red jacks and I don't know and then like yeah They just had a bail and they came like dangerous thing. 01:17:44.772 --> 01:17:55.928 [SPEAKER_04]: You still see that with like college basketballs and times today like just the way fans stormed the court like immediately after like it's I think that's an area where we could probably like get a little bit out of sports, but 01:17:56.077 --> 01:18:24.784 [SPEAKER_04]: There is this one moment where there's fucking dirt in that final moment who's wearing the most insane horizontal stripe colors set up with like bright red shorts who's just like this and he's just looking for somebody to high five and like nobody nobody was like this is my version of you dog pointing out the guy in the green at the end of grease like I saw him and I was like, hmm I was like leaner or the capier of meeting you and I was like look at this guy look at this guy look at nobody wants to shake his hand 01:18:25.422 --> 01:18:32.870 [SPEAKER_04]: I think we've round of the bases on our first first ever baseball go in Do you think I miss you bring them back? 01:18:33.190 --> 01:18:34.371 [SPEAKER_02]: They might bring them back to it. 01:18:34.391 --> 01:18:41.959 [SPEAKER_02]: Would you be epic if they do it to be awesome bring back the Indians and then awesome major league love you guys Love that movie go see it. 01:18:42.039 --> 01:18:44.742 [SPEAKER_02]: It's hilarious, especially if you haven't seen it a long time It's one of those movies. 01:18:45.263 --> 01:18:45.823 [SPEAKER_02]: You see again. 01:18:45.843 --> 01:18:46.384 [SPEAKER_02]: You're like. 01:18:46.404 --> 01:18:46.764 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh my god. 01:18:46.784 --> 01:18:47.505 [SPEAKER_02]: This is epic. 01:18:47.525 --> 01:18:51.109 [SPEAKER_04]: So And remember don't fuck with Joe was wrong