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And when they start winning, he contests that they'll still blow it. That's exactly how I think we all feel

Yeah. Then when they win, they accept him with open arms. I would have liked to see them smack him really hard (an homage to Dorn clobbering Vaughn in the first one) for his fairweathering, and then celebrate with him.

Of course, I would LOVE to actually be able to attribute this following quote to Sammy and Trebs (not that I want Sammy to have a heart attack...just get pissed like this):

Lou Brown: Come on, you're not going to let her get you down, are you? You guys won last year just to spite her. Maybe, she's what we need.

Jake Taylor: Oh, Skip, they were a different team last year.

Lou Brown: Taylor, it's not your job to make excuses. That's all you guys do good. It's either a *leg* thing or a *spiritual* thing, or a *psychological* thing, or a *heart attack*.

Jake Taylor: Who used heart attack?

Lou Brown: Me. (collapses from a heart attack)

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Hahaha I was going to post that too

We need a doubleheader so the team can fight in between games...

Harry Doyle: My God! Good news fans, the Indians are showing signs of life for the first time in weeks. As a matter of fact they appear to be beating the crap out of each other. It looks like Willie Hayes is trying to hit Rick Vaughn, and why not, everyone else in the league is. Hayes swings and misses. I don't know Monte it looks like Vaughn is carrying his left a little low. This could hurt him in the later rounds.

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JR House: Jon Knott and I are the best hitters they got at that place. You haven't been showing up, and you get to keep your job.

Freddie Bynum: Actually I'm being promoted.

:D

That's awsome.

How 'bout some Bill the Butcher

"I know your workings, you are neither cold nor hot. So because you are luke warm, I shall spew you out of my mouth."-to the whole mediocre bunch.

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"Strange memories on this nervous night in Detroit. Has it been nine years? ten? It seems like a lifetime, the kind of peak that never comes again. Baltimore in the middle nineties was a very special time and place to be a part of. But no explanation, no mix of words or music or memories can touch that sense of knowing that you were there and alive in that corner of time and the world. Whatever it meant."

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If we're continuing with the obvious "Major League movie" attributations:

Doyle: And Taylor sends up...Roger Dorn?! Dorn's 0 for the Century against this guy! But he does have several *foul tips.*

For every time Perlozzo sends Bynum up as a PH.

Rachel Phelps: I think he'll fit right in with our team concept.

Charlie Donovan: That reminds me, I was going to ask you. What exactly *is* our team concept?

Anytime the FO signs a player.

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Dark Helmet (Sammy):

Who made that man a gunner?

Maj. Asshole (Flanny & Duq):

I did, sir. He's my cousin.

Dark Helmet (Sammy):

Who is he?

Col. Sandurz(Treblehorn):

He's an Asshole, sir.

Dark Helmet(Sammy):

I know that. What's his name?

Col. Sandurz(Trebs):

That is his name, sir. Asshole, Major Asshole.

Dark Helmet:

And his cousin?

Col. Sandurz:

He's an Asshole too, sir. Gunner's Mate, First Class, Philip Asshole.

Dark Helmet:

How many Assholes we got on this (bench) ship, any how?

Everyone:

Yo!

Dark Helmet:

I knew it. I'm surrounded by Assholes.

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