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He's just one drum, what might be right for you, may not be right for some. One
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Hi, Dad.
I'm in love.
You hide it very well.
Yeah, she's beautiful.
Long and lean.
Well, that beats short and squat.
She's the most gorgeous car I've ever seen.
Forget it, Willis. I am not going to buy you a Mercedes.
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A little hint.
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It's not a neighborhood. That's a slum.
Oh, come on, Dad. What's the big deal? We're rich.
Wrong, Willis.
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Sam, you're home early from baseball practice.
They canceled practice.
How come?
Coach Reynolds quit.
Quit? Did he say why?
He said we're the nicest team ever, but watching us play baseball gave him
cramps.
Oh, that's a shame. Well, you can't have a team without a coach. I know.
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Yeah, my little slugger needs a coach.
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How about you coaching us, Mr. D? Oh, no, no, no, no, no, not me, sorry.
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Come on now, Sam, don't. Not the hound dog.
Boost eggs on the scoreboard meant.
Relax.
It's just a game. It should be fun.
Fun? What's fun got to do with sports?
Reggie Jackson doesn't have fun. He just makes a billion dollars a year.
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the kids should play. Oh, I get it. That way everybody gets a chance to strike
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Everybody on the bench.
Now, T, you played a good game.
Yeah. But you need a few pointers.
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Rodney, you wouldn't do that, would you?
in the hitting department.
Ronnie wasn't too bad. He got hit twice.
Okay, now listen.
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Our score choked me up pretty good.
Yeah. One run would have been a lot better.
Now listen, guys. Don't get down on yourselves.
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Yes! Now remember my golden rule.
winning isn't everything.
What's important is coming out here for the camaraderie, right, gang?
Right! What we care about is having fun, right, gang?
Right! Now let's hear it for the Hawks.
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Remember my golden rule.
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Okay, all right, all right.
I get the point.
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Coach Drummond tells me you're having a rough time.
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Oh, I don't mean that you guys.
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That's okay. We stunk.
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I understand you're playing under 500 balls. Well,
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Let's see. What exactly is your record?
0 and 14.
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Wave it to the chicks. Hey there, Mama. Looking good.
Catch you later, baby.
You can do all of that in a $4 ,000 car.
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Hi, Willis.
Hey, Sam.
Did you change into a clean uniform after the game? No, it's the same one.
You don't get dirty striking out.
We're the cleanest team in the whole league.
Lost again, huh?
There's no joy in Mudville tonight.
Well, at least our team got to meet Lance Parrish. That was neat.
Thanks, Mr. D. Pleasure, Sam.
Lance Parrish from the Detroit Tigers?
Oh, man, I bet he gave you guys a few good tips.
He gave us lots of tips. He kept saying I should keep my eye on the ball, but I
always do.
Yeah, Sam, but you're supposed to swing at it, too.
Funny, Willis. Come on, Sam. I want to show you the brochure of the car I want.
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Can I get you something?
Yes, please.
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Here you go.
Ted, what can I do for you?
Well, Phil, it's about the Hawks.
You know, I thought your idea of playing all the kids was just great. A lot of
the parents did, but last night we had a meeting.
A meeting?
I wish I'd been there.
No, you don't.
The phrase, Drummond's a bum, came up a lot.
Well, I guess if you've lost 14 in a row, they could have called me something
worse than a bum.
Oh, they did.
But they're not really bad people, Phil.
Except for the ones who suggested wrapping a baseball bat around your
Well, I knew things were rough, but I didn't think they'd gone that far.
Well, I didn't even get to the bad stuff yet.
No, but seriously, Phil.
We're worried about all this losing. Our kids are down all the time, and it's
just not good for their self -image.
Oh, man, I feel really awful.
I really thought I was doing the right thing. Well, we did, too.
Right, Rod?
What a kid.
Well, we'll just have to do something for those kids.
I guess maybe they've had their fill of the agony of defeat.
Maybe they could use a little nibble on the thrill of victory.
Well, it would be nice to win at least once.
It would be nice to score at least once.
Okay, okay.
I'll call some extra practices.
Well, yeah, but see, that won't help with a lot of the kids.
Maybe what we should do is field our best team and give the Hawks a chance at
winning. It's just got to be better for all the kids' morale.
All right.
All right, it sure would be good to have those kids feeling better about
themselves.
I'll start working on a new lineup right away. Thanks, Phil. Hey, Rod, you hear
that? You're going to get a shot at playing on a winning team. Isn't that
Maybe now he'll get his appetite back.
Now, listen, gang.
You remember when we talked about winning?
Yeah.
here's how we're going to do it. I have selected a starting lineup that should
help us rack up some victories.
Now, for all of you who won't be starting, don't feel badly. Just hang in
and keep on practicing. There's the list.
But I just feel that there are some better ballplayers who should start in
of you.
Listen, it was hard for me to bench any of the guys, but especially you.
Because I'm your father.
You're not my father.
My real daddy would have never done this to me.
I guess what Sam said down at the baseball field really upsets you.
That really hit home, I'll tell you.
My real daddy is something no stepfather ever wants to hear.
Oh, I didn't mean it, Dad. He was just mad.
You know, Redhead's terrible tempers.
Last week, he beat up a Cabbage Patch doll.
Thanks, Willis.
I probably shouldn't be surprised at this.
I guess he's been comparing me to his real father since the day he arrived.
Yeah, well, it makes sense, Dad.
You know, when Arnold and I came to live with you, we tested you every day.
And twice on Sunday.
I remember a time we turned on every fire hydrant for five blocks.
You flooded out a parade.
And now it's to see if you'd keep us or send us back.
How did you feel when you realized I was going to keep you?
It felt great, Dad.
Until you got us home and blistered our bottoms.
Oh, well, that was just to prove to you I loved you. Oh, yeah, you made it
perfectly clear.
I sure wish I could figure out how to convince Sam that I love him.
Why did you just ask him?
Oh, Willis, come on. It's not that simple.
Maybe it is that simple.
You know, Willis, I think you're growing up.
I'm glad we had this talk. Thanks.
Really? How glad?
Not Mercedes glass.
But I'll tell you what.
I'll see to it that your new car has an FM radio.
Hey, that's a start.
And a finish.
Hi, Sam. How you doing?
That well, huh?
I get the impression that you're not speaking to me.
Look, we can't get anywhere if you don't talk to me.
Sam, you remember when your goldfish Montgomery was sick and you said that
sure wished that he could talk so that he could tell you what you could do to
make him feel better?
Well, that's how I feel, Sam.
See, what I really need to know is this.
Are you upset because you think I don't love you?
Sam, tell me, what can I do to prove to you that I do?
Let me play you the next game.
Maybe I could just buy you a Mercedes.
No thanks, Mr. D. I want to play.
I just love baseball.
Oh, boy.
Okay, Sam, I'll start you in the next game.
Really? Great. Thanks a lot, Mr. D. And don't worry, you won't be sorry. I'm
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Hey, Willis, Mr. D is starting me in the next game. You look that great.
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Starting him in the next game in front of the whole team?
Sam, Dad, you're really asking for it.
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