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- Anywhere you Want.

I don't think so.

I mean, you seem like

a really nice person.

But, like I said, I'm seeing someone.

Then Why are you here

at this party without her?

She's got a big interview this weekend.

Stanford School of Journalism.

- Stanford?

- Yeah.

Impressive.

So how long is she gonna be gone for?

- A few days.

- Gonna miss her?

Yeah, sure.

Doesn't sound very convincing.

I should go.

I have a game tomorrow.

It was really nice meeting you.

See you around, slugger.

Sh*t.

You looking for these?

- Where did you find those?

- On the dock.

You must have dropped them.

- Thanks.

- Wait a minute.

- Are you okay to drive?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

I don't know.

I saw you drinking a lot in there.

Thank you, but I'm fine.

- Okay, touch your nose.

- What?

Come on, like this.

Touch your nose.

Very good.

Now with your tongue.

Very funny.

Can I have my keys, please?

You don't have much

of a sense of humor, do you?

- I have a terrific sense of humor.

- Oh, yeah?

Yeah, if I run down one more old lady,

I win a prize.

Now give me my keys, please.

My mother was run over

by a drunk driver.

Okay, so We're going with Pete.

I don't like him.

He's gross.

Doug?

Hey, I'm sorry about your mother.

I didn't know.

I was only kidding.

My parents are divorced.

You should have seen your face.

That's very funny.

It's a nice car.

It's my stepfather's.

I'm just borrowing it.

You know,

I didn't want you to think

I was some kind of princess

or something.

So Where is your dad, anyway?

- Alaska.

- Yeah?

I heard it's supposed to be

really beautiful there.

So you wanna f***?

What?

F***.

If you like, I can demonstrate.

I already told you I have a girlfriend.

I don't know.

Let's see.

Your mouth says no,

but your body...

well, it's saying something else,

isn't it?

Number five.

Left fielder, Doug Gordon.

Batter up.

Come on, Doug.

You're up.

Knock it out.

This is the one, now.

Nice and easy.

Way to Watch it, Doug!

Way to Watch it.

Good eye!

Strike!

Gordon does it again.

That's the 44th of the year

and 101 for his career.

Way to go, Gordon.

And the final score today:

Bobcats 11, Express 10.

- Hey, Gary! Wait up, buddy!

- Hey, Robert!

Stealing more hearts, I see.

And here I was thinking

I was something special.

- What are you doing here?

- I'm Lesher's T.A.

What are you doing here?

I just switched from Beckman's class.

It was too close to practice.

Oh, so now you're following me.

Funny.

I suppose you'll be Wanting these back.

Oh, yeah.

You were quite impressive.

- Thanks.

- At your game today.

- You were at the game?

- That was some hit.

Yeah, if only this stuff came as easy,

I'd be all right.

Maybe you just need a tutor.

I wouldn't go that far.

I would, given your grades.

Oh, so now you're looking

at my grades, huh?

Hey, look, I'm having a problem

with my fielding.

Can you take care of that for me, too?

Oh, I'm sorry.

I didn't realize I was posing a threat

to your masculinity.

Who said you were posing a threat

to my masculinity?

Look, when you're through trying

to impress yourself,

I'll see you at my house, 7:00.

If the directions are too difficult,

my phone number's there, too.

Melissa.

Yes, Dr. Lesher.

Remind me to schedule

a meeting with Dr. Marcus.

Oh, really?

What?

Hi, this is Doug.

You know what to do

when you hear the beep.

Thanks.

Hi, Doug.

It's Laura.

Just thinking of you.

I'll try you later.

Say hi to your mom.

Melissa?

- Hi.

- Hi..

Something Wrong?

Yeah, I just having a really bad day.

- Are you okay?

- Yeah.

Yeah, I'm fine.

Listen, why don't we just go

somewhere else?

At least we won't be bothered there.

Tricuspid valve,

carneae, tendinae,

and the lining is endocardium

and myocardium.

Good.

But don't forget the epicardium.

Yeah, right.

Hey, I really appreciate this...

you know,

helping me out like this.

Especially after...

Don't worry about it.

- Is this your father?

- Yeah, when he was young.

Long time ago.

Before he was married.

He loved baseball.

It's all he ever wanted to do.

He was good enough for the pros, too.

Just like you, Doug.

Why didn't he play?

He had a decision to make.

My mother hated the travel

and the lifestyle,

so she gave him an ultimatum,

and he took it.

He became a surgeon.

I'm not this open with everyone.

I don't know, it's strange.

I feel different with you.

I'm sorry, I should just shut up.

You know the other night?

In the car?

I'm not usually like that.

I don't know what I was thinking.

I guess I was just afraid.

Afraid of what?

Afraid of not knowing

what it would be like to know you.

To be with you.

Why don't you come in for a drink?

I gotta go.

I'll call you.

Are you up for sailing this Weekend?

It's supposed to be really beautiful.

I'm really busy.

I know this great little island.

It's just a couple of hours from here.

Do you wanna stay the night?

I have an extra set of pajamas.

Listen...

why don't we just lay low

for a little while?

I mean...

I wasn't expecting any of this.

It's just...

I got a lot of things I gotta figure out.

And...

I still have a girlfriend.

And I still don't care.

Yeah, but I think Laura might.

Laura?

That's her name? Laura?

Well, Doug,

if that's what you want, then go.

- Melissa, come on.

- Good-bye, Doug.

Hi, this is Doug.

You know what to do

when you hear the beep.

Thanks.

Doug, it's me.

It's 1:
00.

Where are you?

I'll be up for the next half hour.

Please give me a call.

I don't know what to tell you, Doug.

I mean, if getting a little of this

is the worst trouble

in your life right now,

I don't feel sorry for you.

I'm being serious, man.

- All right.

- Ready?

What about Laura?

Nice.

That's the whole thing.

I know things...

are a little shaky

between you two.

It's not even that.

It's just Melissa is different.

I don't know.

I just don't know if I'm ready

to give it up with Laura.

I wouldn't want to be

in your shoes right now, pal.

Your pants...

I'd like to be in your pants,

but your shoes...

You look like sh*t.

What's the matter with you?

I got a call last night

from an old buddy of mine.

Mitchell James.

He's a top scout with the Giants.

He's agreed to fly up here

and take a look at you.

When?

Said he'd try to make

one of the next three games.

Now, he's coming up here to see you.

This guy can tell a difference

between somebody who's playing

up to their potential

and somebody who's just jerking around.

Got it?

All right.

Keep it under your hat.

Hey, Coach.

Thanks.

Hey-

- Hey, Mitch.

- Yeah.

What are you gonna do

when we graduate?

Work for my old man.

At the lumber yard?

Yeah. Why?

Nothing.

I was just wondering.

You coming or what?

No.

I'll see you tomorrow, man.

Hello?

Hi, slugger.

How's it going?

Listen, I'm sorry about last night.

I haven't been feeling so great.

My parents are fighting like crazy,

and it's just starting to get to me.

- Anyway, enough about that.

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