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Clips from Major League (1989)

"I don't think it's that important."
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"All right, let's hit the field."
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"Up your butt, Jobu."
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"Yo, bartender! Jobu needs a refill!"
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"- Head's up! - Yo, watch it!"
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"- God damn! - Shit."
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"Ricky Vaughn, the kid they call "Wild Thing,""
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"Vaughn's been looking good out there today."
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"Don't worry, he'll blow it."
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"And the A's have runners at the corners."
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"You want me to get him out of there, Lou?"
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"So, Vaughn in a little trouble here."
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"But I'll tell you, these Cleveland fans are great."
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"Listen to them get behind Vaughn."
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"Come on, baby. Come on, Ricky. Come on, Ricky."
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"Okay, Ricky, there's two outs, so forget about the runners."
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"This isn't the California Penal League, Vaughn."
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"We're professionals here."
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"We don't tank plays for personal reasons,"
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"so cut the crybaby shit."
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"- Yeah. - All right."
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"You think you can throw a strike on this pitch?"
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"There's not gonna be much on it. My arm feels like Jell-O right now."
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"Just get it over the plate. I want him to swing."
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"Last time I did that, the guy hit one that hasn't landed yet."
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"Don't worry about it. I'll take care of it."
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"Number 27, right fieIder Mike Rexman."
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"you guys trailing by one in the ninth."
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"You got a chance to be a hero on national television."
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"If you don't blow it."
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"By the way, I saw your wife at the Capri Lounge last night."
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"Hell of a dancer. You must be very, very proud."
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"I mean, I'm sure he's a close personal friend and all,"
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"Swung on and popped up."
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"Uh-oh, Rexie, I don't think this one's got the distance."
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"Knock it off, Charlie."
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"Well, hi, Jake. Come on in."
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"Well, sure. He's in the solarium. I'll get some coffee."
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"Oh, thank you."
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"American TeIephone & TeIegraph..."
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"- Hey, Jake. - Hey, Roger."
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"Yeah, we're still working on it,"
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"and I didn't want to do it in front of the rest of the team."
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"You have financial problems?"
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"that Reichart hit in the ninth."
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"Oh, come on. Cut the rah-rah shit, Taylor."
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"or deface this property, for a collection of stiffs."
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"I liked you so much better when you were just a ballplayer."
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"Now, you listen to me. This is my last shot at a winner."
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"And for the younger guys, it could be their only shot."
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"I don't know what happened to you,"
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"I'm gonna cut your nuts off and stuff 'em down your fucking throat."
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"Coffee, anybody?"
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"Hello again, all you Wahoo maniacs. This is Harry Doyle welcoming you"
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"to another edition of Teepee Talk."
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"Hey, in case you haven't noticed,"
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"and judging by the attendance, you haven't,"
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"the Indians have managed to win a few here and there,"
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"and are threatening to climb out of the cellar."
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"Wild thing, you make my heart sing."
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"You know, they could be a lot worse."
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"You know, these guys ain't so fucking bad."
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"Oh, boy, this old body could use a soak."
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"Yeah? Well, forget it, 'cause it ain't working again."
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"I'm gonna get that bitch on the phone."
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"Don't you think you ought to cover yourself with a towel first, Mr. Brown?"
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"We're out of towels,"
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"and I'm too old to go diving into lockers."
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"I can take it if you can."
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"What happened to the new whirlpool we were supposed to get?"
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"Cups still work, though."
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"We'll simply have to fix the old whirlpool."
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"You fixed it six times already."
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"Now there's no hot water in the shower."
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"The pipes in this building are old and rusted."
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"We're replacing them, but it's a long, expensive process."
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"How am I supposed to keep my players healthy"
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"with cold water and no therapy equipment?"
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"Your players will just have to get a little tougher."
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"What are they, a bunch of pansies?"
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"Over 162 games, even tough guys get sprains,"
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"Besides, these guys weren't playing that good"
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"You ought to be grateful I can still afford to pay your salary."
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"And this ball game is over,"
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"Frank, I need a car, quick,"
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"and mine's on the other side of the stadium."
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"I spotted you in the stands."
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"How was I?"
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"You ought to open your stance a little. They're pitching you inside."
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"I'll try that."
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"I'm moving in with Tom."
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"Just want to lead a regular life, you know. Like an adult, maybe?"
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"You think I can't lead a regular life?"
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"Oh, God, Jake."
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"You like hanging out with the boys, living in hotels,"
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"and hid behind the furniture."
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"It was a guy to serve you with a paternity suit."
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"That was a hoax. The girl was looking for some publicity."
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"Yeah, but you'd obviously been with her."
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"And it happened in front of all of our friends."
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"Those days are gone, Lynn."
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"I'm just a guy trying to put his life back together."
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"Well,"
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"Hey,"
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"did you ever read Moby Dick?"
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"When's the wedding?"
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"Your folks like this guy?"
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"You're still their favorite."
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"- Gonna be a big wedding? - No, Tom doesn't like big weddings."
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"You know, you could have read Plot Outlines of 101 Great Novels."
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"- Where? - At any library."
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"- No, no, no. Where's the wedding? - Oh, All Saints, on Euclid."
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"- Who saved Ishmael at the end? - What?"
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"Nobody. It was Queequoc's... Queequeg's coffin."
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"- Am I invited? - Where?"
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"- To the wedding. - Yeah."
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"Use your imagination."
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"We're 60 and 60. Nine games out of first."
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"Who do these guys think they are?"
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"Maybe you just have to accept the fact they're not as bad as you hoped."
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