Summer Catch Page #7

No, I'm thinking that's what

you're thinking.

554

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44:59,168 -- 00:45:01,963

No, I think I can swim the length

and back underwater.

555

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45:02,045 -- 00:45:04,214

- $5 says you can't.

- You got it.

556

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45:24,944 -- 00:45:26,237

Who's out there?

557

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45:28,240 -- 00:45:30,158

Vivi, get me a flashlight!

558

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45:53,557 -- 00:45:55,142

You owe me $5.

559

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45:55,976 -- 00:45:57,144

Stay right where you are!

560

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God, the car! Vivi,

call the police!

561

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46:24,422 -- 00:46:26,424

If my father catches us,

he'll kill us!

562

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No, he'll kill me.

563

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46:30,929 -- 00:46:32,639

Am I going to see you

tomorrow night?

564

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46:33,474 -- 00:46:35,851

Yeah, of course. You don't think

your dad really called the cops, do you?

565

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46:37,061 -- 00:46:38,646

Yeah, I'm sure he did.

566

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He'd really have me handcuffed

and thrown in the back of a cop car?

567

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No, he'd have you beaten

and dragged first.

568

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46:48,698 -- 00:46:50,492

- Okay, then I'm going to go.

- Okay.

569

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- Bye

- Bye.

570

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Billy Brubaker steps in...

571

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still looking for his first hit.

572

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47:05,632 -- 00:47:09,344

Sometimes you need a little sunshine

to help break the ice.

573

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47:24,235 -- 00:47:25,069

Safe!

574

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47:28,530 -- 00:47:32,325

Billy Brubaker has just gotten his first hit

of the Cape League season.

575

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47:33,452 -- 00:47:36,163

Now he's grabbing the ball

out of Seaver's hand as a keepsake.

576

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47:45,090 -- 00:47:48,468

The A's visit the Yarmouth-Dennis

Red Sox today, and before the game...

577

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47:49,051 -- 00:47:52,555

Billy Brubaker told me it's nice

to finally have a batting average.

578

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47:55,225 -- 00:47:57,936

Bru's average is climbing every

day now.

579

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All the way up now to .268.

580

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The hometown lefty, Ryan Dunne,

continues his Jekyll-and-Hyde ways.

581

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49:00,376 -- 00:49:01,710

Strike three!

582

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49:02,378 -- 00:49:04,255

You are out of there!

583

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49:06,006 -- 00:49:07,132

Give me the ball.

584

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49:51,470 -- 00:49:53,598

All right! Way to go!

585

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49:54,472 -- 00:49:56,975

I'm proud of you guys.

You're making me look good out there.

586

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49:57,935 -- 00:50:00,479

Ryan, you get to start Saturday

against Hyannis.

587

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You know what they say about

us lefties?

588

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The Earth's gravitational force

is in our favor. It makes our pitches dance.

589

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50:07,361 -- 00:50:09,155

Dunne is going to get lit up.

590

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50:11,783 -- 00:50:13,035

Lawn boy.

591

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50:13,826 -- 00:50:15,244

Hope you're ready.

592

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50:15,369 -- 00:50:16,370

For what?

593

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50:17,913 -- 00:50:23,252

Hyannis. It's the best lineup in the League.

You got two guys batting over .400.

594

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50:23,669 -- 00:50:26,756

Both of them first rounders,

solid gold bonus babies.

595

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50:27,257 -- 00:50:28,258

Yeah. So?

596

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50:28,926 -- 00:50:31,762

So everyone in that lineup

can take your yard.

597

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50:32,221 -- 00:50:34,474

Every scout in the country

is going to be there.

598

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50:34,890 -- 00:50:38,644

I'd think twice before inviting the friends.

It could get embarrassing.

599

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50:38,811 -- 00:50:39,812

Come on, man.

600

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50:44,107 -- 00:50:45,525

There you go.

601

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50:47,152 -- 00:50:50,197

I'm starting against Hyannis

on Saturday.

602

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50:50,281 -- 00:50:52,784

They got two first rounders

that tear the cover off the ball.

603

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50:53,408 -- 00:50:56,578

- What inning should I show up for?

- What?

604

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I should probably get there

pretty early, right?

605

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Hey, man, what's that supposed

to mean?

606

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I'm just trying to figure out

what inning you'll self-destruct.

607

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I want to be there for that.

608

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51:14,305 -- 00:51:15,848

Why aren't you behind me?

609

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51:17,016 -- 00:51:20,520

I'm behind you. Everyone is

behind you, except you.

610

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Just because you didn't have

what it takes...

611

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I didn't have it!

I never had it, but you do.

612

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51:28,779 -- 00:51:32,408

You got a bag full of talent

and a head full of crap.

613

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51:32,908 -- 00:51:35,703

Ever since Mom died,

you think the world owes you something.

614

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51:35,787 -- 00:51:38,999

Bullshit! You've been given this gift.

615

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You just piss it away.

616

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51:45,129 -- 00:51:46,839

I'm tired of this sh*t.

617

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- Hi.

- Hey.

618

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I'm sorry it's so late.

619

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I just really needed to see you.

620

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I told you I couldn't see

you tonight.

621

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I know. I got this fight with my brother

and I'm just feeling a little spun.

622

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Hey. I'm Chris Hunt.

623

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Tenley!

624

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I am...

625

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Ryan, the gardener's son.

Why are you here at this time of night?

626

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It's late. My dad had asked me to...

627

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Come in, have a beer.

628

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- You know my daughter Tenley, I believe.

- Yes, sir.

629

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So Ryan, you were about to

tell us why you stopped by.

630

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My dad asked me

to check on the hydrangeas.

631

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He was worried

that they weren't blooming.

632

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So you work for Rand?

633

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Ryan and his father

do splendid landscaping.

634

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I cut the grass.

635

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I really have to go.

Thank you.

636

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I'll see him out.

637

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Son of a b*tch!

638

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What the f*** was I thinking?

This is crazy!

639

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I'm about to pitch

the biggest game of my life.

640

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- I know you are.

And you're going to be great.

- Bullshit!

641

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His name is Chris Hunt. We decided

not to see each other this summer.

642

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My father invited him

to play golf without asking me.

643

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Really? lf you would be asked, would you say

Ryan would love to play croquet tennis...

644

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53:38,955 -- 00:53:41,624

or maybe have martinis at the

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