Like Mike Page #2
Minnesota Timberwolves
out in front of the Knights by 12,
and once again,
the Knights did not play
very good basketball
in the fiirst half.
Hey, good half.
Good half.
Good half.
We're in great shape.
Great shape.
We'll win it back. Yeah.
Henderson, attaboy.
It's permissible to run in this game,
incidentally.
Yeah. Dvigatsya, Krilov.
Dvigatsya. Yeah.
Man:
Tracy.Tracy Reynolds,
hey, what a wizard.
You're a magician out there tonight.
Small favor.
Oh, no. No, no.
I don't do halftime shows, man.
I'm not some chalupa giveaway.
Hey, those chalupas
upped attendance by 4,000.
You're familiar with Mr. Granger,
the man who owns the team?
I have a very good relationship
with Mr. Granger.
He hasn't called me in 4 years.
He called this morning.
And he's ready to clean house
if we don't put some asses
in those seats.
Hello, Los Angeles!
And welcome
to your halftime show!
Tonight, some lucky fan
will get the chance
to go one-on-one
with Tracy Reynolds,
the straw that stirs
your L.A. Knights.
Yeah, T-time, baby! Yeah!
Check your ticket stubs.
If your number is called,
come on down!
And bring your "A" game!
Drumroll, please.
Come on.
Whoa. Oh, jeez.
I have the winning ticket.
Getting excited, Tracy?
Yeah. Yeah, very excited.
Well, so am I.
And here we go.
Section 4...
row 14...
That's our row, that's our row.
Seat 2.
I got the ticket!
Come on down!
Show us what you got!
Naw, I got the ticket.
Listen, you little runt,
if you can't score on me,
how you gonna get by a Knight?
Oh, shoot, here come a redcoat.
Security.
Psych!
Stop.
And here comes our winner now.
All right. Heh heh.
Well... boy,
this is gonna be some contest.
Well, son,
what's your name?
Ahem.
Ca... Calvin Cambridge.
Well, Calvin,
I'd like you to meet Tracy Reynolds.
Man, this is... this is crazy.
This is so cool.
How you doin', little man?
Tracy.
All right.
I'm playing Tracy.
I'm playing...
I can't even say it.
I'm so happy.
I'm playing T-time.
Wait a minute.
Was this supposed to do that?
Man, this is kind of loud.
Hey, stand up.
Can you hear me?
- Murph, stand up.
- Calvin!
I can't hear you.
Calvin, up here!
I still can't hear you.
Jump up and down
like a rabbit or something.
The crowd is eating this up.
Don't embarrass the kid.
Let him score twice.
Once.
Twice!
Once.
Hey, Murph,
we gotta get one of these.
OK, OK, Calvin.
Very good.
Now, you're gonna
have 60 seconds, OK?
Let's get the show
on the road!
All right, all right.
You ready, little man?
Man:
Hey, kid, tie your shoe.Thank you, sir.
We like our players to be loose,
not their laces.
Make me like Mike.
OK... go!
Good luck to you, all right?
Here we go.
Whoo-hoo. Hoo-hoo.
Aw.
- You like that?
- I'm jealous.
- Whoo-hoo.
- Aw, OK.
Got that?
Very nice.
Calvin has just won himself
an L.A. Knights sweatshirt.
Computer:
Chessmaster 2000.Would you like to play a game?
And we begin.
Pawn to queen 4.
That was really nice.
That was really nice.
Really? Thanks.
Can't go that way.
Can't go that way.
I didn't know it was like that.
Yeah, you didn't know
it was like that?
Uh-huh, can't go that way, either.
Come on, now.
Tracy Reynolds.
Man, I play "D."
That's what I'm playing.
Oh.
Whoa.
Oh.
Whoo!
How did I do that?
Now, how did he do that?
He just won a signed basketball
with an impressive 30-footer.
That one was sweet, wasn't it?
Nobody said nothing about this kid
embarrassing me out here.
That's your last shot, little man.
Recess is over.
Bernard:
One more shot,and he wins $1,000.
Tracy Reynolds, baby.
You got what, 9 seconds?
Let's do it.
I'm really sorry...
It's all right, little man.
Come on, little man.
Come on.
Come on, what you got?
It's my gym, baby.
Uh-huh. Uh-huh.
Back. OK.
Uh-huh.
Y... es.
Computer:
Pawn takes Knight.Hah!
All right, Calvin!
Whoo!
Yeah.
Go, Calvin!
I guess this would be a bad time
for me to ask for your autograph, huh?
Hi there! Oh.
Playing a little checkers I see, huh?
Computer:
Error. Error.I was about to win.
So, are you the man I see
about Calvin Cambridge?
OK, let me get this straight...
You guys want to
have Calvin play for the Knights?
Right.
Why?
I been coaching 35 years.
This is the most ridiculous thing
I've ever heard of.
Well, you didn't see him
play at halftime.
Hey, coach.
Hi... again.
Am I gonna be a Knight?
He's 4 1/2 feet tall.
I know.
Can you imagine the press
we're gonna get?
Look, coach, I know attendance
is in the crapper, OK,
and I'm not averse to using
the word "gimmick".
This is about making money.
I see. And speaking of money...
Ah, yes, money.
Mr. Bittleman,
I'm prepared to make you an offer
of $5,000
for a one-day contract.
Ah... well.
Uh, seeing that
I'm Calvin's guardian,
uh...
I do have to make certain
that nobody takes advantage of him.
You mean except for you?
Hey, I resent that.
Uh, Mr. Bittleman, uh, perhaps,
uh, perhaps, uh...
ease your worries.
Deal.
Good.
I always knew that there was
something special about Calvin.
Wow, man, you're on the Knights.
I can't believe you're gonna
get to play in the NBA.
I still can't believe
what happened to me yesterday.
Whatever I wanted to do
with the rock, I could do.
Whatever I wanted to do
on the court, I could do.
And there he was...
Tracy Reynolds, NBA superstar...
and I outplayed him.
Yeah, man.
And you hit that "J." Fade-away.
Calvin:
That was a swish.That was a swish.
You alley-ooped yourself
off the backboard.
Reg:
Yeah, that was hot.But... how?
That's a good question.
I don't know.
All I know is that before I had these...
All:
Sneakers.I couldn't play like that
if my life depended on it.
Murph, hand me that ball.
Man...
you're like some
weird basketball Cinderella.
Yeah, and the clock's
gonna strike midnight
if somebody finds out.
Wow, I wish I was going with you.
Me, too.
We'll be rooting for you.
- Come on, let's go.
-Yeah.
Hey, everybody.
Hey, Trace, you need
to get your notebook out
'cause the kid is back
to school you again.
Ha ha ha. Your mama.
Hey, Tracy, look,
I'm sorry about the other day.
No, no, no.
It's all right, little man.
No need to be sorry, all right?
You got lucky.
It's all right.
Hey, I'm Joad.
Why don't you take
the locker next to mine?
Here's your uniform, Calvin.
Special ordered...
ofiicial shirt, shorts,
socks, and sneakers.
Uh, but I like my own sneakers.
Oh... ours aren't good enough
for the kid.
No, it's nothing like that.
It's just that
I play better in mine.
Play?
You just have to look good.
What do you mean?
Coach, may I please
ask you a question?
Sure.
Coach, I have a lot of friends
here tonight, and, uh...
I was just wondering...
wondering, am I here to play...
or am I just here for show?
Calvin, I'm gonna
be straight with you.
You were hired tonight
just to increase attendance,
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