Summer Catch Page #4
Ryan Dunne!
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22:37,113 -- 00:22:38,240Yes, sir.
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22:38,948 -- 00:22:41,659- How are you feeling?
- Good, strong, ready.
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22:43,703 -- 00:22:46,706Good. I need you to go up in the stands
and pass the hat.
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22:48,583 -- 00:22:49,709Yes, sir.
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22:54,298 -- 00:22:55,841Give them hell, Ry.
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23:00,387 -- 00:23:04,474They should have chili at this, Pete.
I don't care what you say.
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23:04,267 -- 00:23:06,269- They don't have chili.
- But they should.
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23:09,438 -- 00:23:11,148- What's up, Ry?
- What's up, man?
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23:11,232 -- 00:23:13,734- How you doing?
- What are you doing here?
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23:14,026 -- 00:23:15,361What does it look like I'm doing?
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23:16,988 -- 00:23:18,990- Right.
- Sorry, man.
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23:19,448 -- 00:23:21,158Wait! Here you go.
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23:22,411 -- 00:23:26,582What are you doing? I paid for those chips.
It's a donation hat.
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23:27,498 -- 00:23:31,127I know, dude. You don't want to mess
with the hat. The hat is sacred.
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23:32,378 -- 00:23:36,090All right. Pete, it's cool.
Chill, man. People are looking.
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23:38,050 -- 00:23:41,679And a deep drive to straightaway
center, back, back.
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23:41,555 -- 00:23:45,392Dalrymple leaps over
the fence and makes a spectacular catch.
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23:46,852 -- 00:23:48,186What a play.
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23:49,980 -- 00:23:53,942Now Van Leemer is one out away from
a complete game shutout here in the opener.
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23:54,235 -- 00:23:56,112He hasn't been in a jam all day.
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23:57,696 -- 00:24:00,157There's a lazy fly ball to short left center.
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24:00,616 -- 00:24:02,159Dalrymple drifts in and makes the catch.
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24:03,703 -- 00:24:05,246The opener is in the books...
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24:05,662 -- 00:24:08,790and the strength of a brilliant
four-hit shutout by Eric Van Leemer.
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24:14,757 -- 00:24:16,008Great game, huh?
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24:16,424 -- 00:24:18,885Zero for four, two strikeouts.
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24:19,052 -- 00:24:20,553Nobody hit, man.
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24:20,638 -- 00:24:22,389You went two for five.
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24:22,765 -- 00:24:26,227- Weak. Tweener and a duck.
- Tweener and a duck each gets you on base.
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24:26,184 -- 00:24:26,976- Yo, Bru.
- Yeah?
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24:27,060 -- 00:24:28,728- I need your help.
- What?
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24:28,895 -- 00:24:32,941I seem to have this splinter
stuck in my ass...
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24:33,150 -- 00:24:35,486and I was wondering if you
could help me.
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24:35,693 -- 00:24:39,280Please? Come on, man.
Let's go get a beer.
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24:51,503 -- 00:24:52,504Hey, Miles.
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24:53,713 -- 00:24:56,258I didn't mean to interrupt or anything,
but can you help me out here?
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24:58,759 -- 00:24:59,927What's up?
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25:00,428 -- 00:25:01,763Go ahead, tell him.
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25:01,846 -- 00:25:03,932- Are you all right?
- Yeah.
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25:03,682 -- 00:25:04,891It's my house mom.
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25:04,890 -- 00:25:07,434She's over 40. She's old
enough to be my mom.
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25:07,435 -- 00:25:10,438Dude, she's hot and she wants
his Johnson.
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25:10,939 -- 00:25:12,607- Is she married?
- No.
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25:13,651 -- 00:25:15,027Are you a virgin?
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25:15,610 -- 00:25:17,112You don't have to answer that.
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25:17,195 -- 00:25:19,864What should he do?
Let's see.
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25:22,076 -- 00:25:23,536Get out of here!
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25:24,369 -- 00:25:27,247Go on, right now.
Go home and tap that ass.
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25:28,081 -- 00:25:30,625Get out of here!
It won't take long.
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25:31,627 -- 00:25:33,129He's got a bubble-butt.
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25:34,880 -- 00:25:37,757Domo does.
The kid has got a bubble-butt.
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25:40,720 -- 00:25:42,471Why are you looking at me like that?
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25:43,014 -- 00:25:45,641I play center field.
I look at infielders from behind.
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25:45,808 -- 00:25:48,019Pitchers, too.
Ryan has got a great ass.
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25:48,353 -- 00:25:50,731Van Leemer's got a big butt.
Big can on that guy.
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25:51,231 -- 00:25:52,107Yeah.
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25:53,190 -- 00:25:55,818what I'm saying. Alright?
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25:55,359 -- 00:25:56,235Okay.
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25:58,572 -- 00:26:01,074- Not yet.
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26:01,366 -- 00:26:03,660Miles thinks you have
a nice pooper.
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26:06,204 -- 00:26:07,414Thank you, Miles.
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26:07,456 -- 00:26:08,290Yeah.
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26:13,337 -- 00:26:14,504You're right.
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26:16,341 -- 00:26:19,344Nice shot, Pete.
It's all over now, baby blue.
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26:19,844 -- 00:26:22,513But I can understand, because you
weren't wearing the right shoes, right?
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26:22,930 -- 00:26:23,931Why is that?
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26:23,847 -- 00:26:25,432Does Nike make a pool shoes?
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26:25,641 -- 00:26:28,185That's enough.
Are you looking for a little exercise?
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26:40,491 -- 00:26:43,035Ryan, don't be that guy!
Do not be that guy.
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26:44,035 -- 00:26:46,329Okay? Walk it off. Good night.
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26:51,167 -- 00:26:53,044I'll be back.
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26:55,797 -- 00:26:59,384Why does this keep happening?
Shouldn't it be the other way around?
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26:59,677 -- 00:27:02,429The girl leaves the bar
and the guy chases her?
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27:03,138 -- 00:27:04,890What was the problem
back there?
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27:05,015 -- 00:27:08,602Nothing, it's old friends
and new friends.
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27:11,438 -- 00:27:13,148I saw you at the game.
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27:13,566 -- 00:27:15,609I had to pick up Katie and I
saw you there.
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27:15,694 -- 00:27:17,404Those outfits are cute.
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27:18,154 -- 00:27:20,991They're nice.
I like a pinstripe.
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27:21,156 -- 00:27:23,659It's slimming.
It makes you look thin.
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27:25,411 -- 00:27:27,204Not that you're fat or anything.
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27:28,665 -- 00:27:31,543And you wear your socks really high.
It's sweet.
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27:32,544 -- 00:27:33,587It's cool. It's cool.
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27:35,213 -- 00:27:39,759Your whole outfit, or uniform.
"Uniform," that's what it's called, right?
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27:39,885 -- 00:27:42,429Okay, I'm going to shut up now.
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27:47,935 -- 00:27:51,188I've got a game, so...
I'm gonna go home.
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27:51,813 -- 00:27:52,647Wait.
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27:54,566 -- 00:27:58,987Someone left fresh cut flowers
on my windowsill this morning.
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27:59,113 -- 00:28:01,365It was really sweet.
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28:13,045 -- 00:28:15,672I'll make sure I get the message.
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28:23,721 -- 00:28:26,515Everything you do, on the field
and off the field...
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28:26,642 -- 00:28:28,810affects your wallet.
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28:29,227 -- 00:28:31,979It's a shame to be hitting
.190 on the field...
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28:32,022 -- 00:28:34,900because you're hitting .700
in some gin mill.
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28:36,778 -- 00:28:41,866It's a shame to see your dreams
and your bank accounts...
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