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]]> By: Flickerbock http://crujonessociety.com/2009/09/23/summer-homestand-rookie-of-the-year/comment-page-1/#comment-8277 Flickerbock Wed, 23 Sep 2009 15:04:10 +0000 http://crujonessociety.com/2009/09/23/summer-homestand-rookie-of-the-year/#comment-8277 Dagger, in response to your disbelief in the Mets player's gullibility, you need to remember that this movie takes place toward the end of the season. It is during this part of the season that the Mets drop their pants and their standings in the NL East. It is commonly called a 'swoon'. This Mets player was just doing his part to cause organizational failure in Queens. So I can believe it. Hart's got a big butt! Hart's got a big butt! Dagger, in response to your disbelief in the Mets player’s gullibility, you need to remember that this movie takes place toward the end of the season. It is during this part of the season that the Mets drop their pants and their standings in the NL East. It is commonly called a ‘swoon’. This Mets player was just doing his part to cause organizational failure in Queens. So I can believe it.

Hart’s got a big butt! Hart’s got a big butt!

]]> By: roxy http://crujonessociety.com/2009/09/23/summer-homestand-rookie-of-the-year/comment-page-1/#comment-8276 roxy Wed, 23 Sep 2009 14:56:11 +0000 http://crujonessociety.com/2009/09/23/summer-homestand-rookie-of-the-year/#comment-8276 My 12-year-old hormones also loved this movie so as a kid. Plus the unintentional comedy is off the charts in this movie. I sometimes get this confused with Little Big League, but didn't Henry film a Diet Pepsi commercial in this movie? Is it bad to admit I like that song they used to use in the 90s commercials? Classic. And the road trip with Daniel Stern telling Henry how to live it up...wow. Heck, I think I have this on VHS somewhere. May have to break it out. My 12-year-old hormones also loved this movie so as a kid. Plus the unintentional comedy is off the charts in this movie. I sometimes get this confused with Little Big League, but didn’t Henry film a Diet Pepsi commercial in this movie? Is it bad to admit I like that song they used to use in the 90s commercials? Classic. And the road trip with Daniel Stern telling Henry how to live it up…wow. Heck, I think I have this on VHS somewhere. May have to break it out.

]]> By: E Dagger http://crujonessociety.com/2009/09/23/summer-homestand-rookie-of-the-year/comment-page-1/#comment-8275 E Dagger Wed, 23 Sep 2009 14:22:59 +0000 http://crujonessociety.com/2009/09/23/summer-homestand-rookie-of-the-year/#comment-8275 Also, that last picture of Henry makes him look frighteningly retarded. Also, that last picture of Henry makes him look frighteningly retarded.

]]> By: E Dagger http://crujonessociety.com/2009/09/23/summer-homestand-rookie-of-the-year/comment-page-1/#comment-8274 E Dagger Wed, 23 Sep 2009 14:22:18 +0000 http://crujonessociety.com/2009/09/23/summer-homestand-rookie-of-the-year/#comment-8274 The scene that completely takes me out of this movie as an adult is the one where Henry goads the Mets' baserunner into running to 2nd after promising to throw the ball real high in the air. Really? You're a major league ballplayer, and you're falling for that shit? Fuck off. And one scene before that, the Cubs manager actually cries when Henry intentionally walks him. Has this guy never seen an intentional walk? And why is he letting his pitcher manage the game in the first place? Why didn't he go out there and at least get clued in to what the players devised? No wonder this guy is managing the Cubs. No one else is dumb enough to take the job. The treatment of baseball during the NLCS is totally ridiculous, although considering this movie is really nothing more than a fantasy tale (we're talking about a universe where a child can throw a laser shot from the center field bleachers to home plate on the fly, for godsakes), I suppose I should let this go. But goddammit, he was crying. In the championship game. Over an intentional walk. Fuck! C'mon! The scene that completely takes me out of this movie as an adult is the one where Henry goads the Mets’ baserunner into running to 2nd after promising to throw the ball real high in the air. Really? You’re a major league ballplayer, and you’re falling for that shit? Fuck off.

And one scene before that, the Cubs manager actually cries when Henry intentionally walks him. Has this guy never seen an intentional walk? And why is he letting his pitcher manage the game in the first place? Why didn’t he go out there and at least get clued in to what the players devised? No wonder this guy is managing the Cubs. No one else is dumb enough to take the job.

The treatment of baseball during the NLCS is totally ridiculous, although considering this movie is really nothing more than a fantasy tale (we’re talking about a universe where a child can throw a laser shot from the center field bleachers to home plate on the fly, for godsakes), I suppose I should let this go. But goddammit, he was crying. In the championship game. Over an intentional walk. Fuck! C’mon!

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