The Fan Page #8
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 116 min
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Bobby Rayburn.
Well, the forecast is for rain tonight.
There's a mist falling as Rayburn steps
towards the box.
He's been more aggressive
the last month of the season.
Who do we have on line two?
- Just a fan.
- Hey, Mr. Fan, how you doing?
Wanna say you're lucky to be
in the stadium tonight.
Really? Why's that?
- Is that a Giants watch I hear playing?
- Yes, it is.
- Is that my buddy Gil?
- Maybe.
This'll be one of the most amazing
nights in the game's history.
- "It'll be incredible."
- Really? Why's that, Gil?
I'm telling you,
the Kirk Gibson homer...
...Ripken breaking Gehrig's record,
peanuts compared to tonight.
You're talking about classic moments
in baseball history.
What's happening tonight
that could top those?
Let's just say Bobby Rayburn's...
- "... in for the night of his life."
- Why, Gil?
Well, some people are ungrateful.
They should be taught a lesson.
Strike!
Are you calling from
inside the stadium?
- Wouldn't you like to know?
- "Well..."
You got good seats? Are you behind
first base? Can you see me?
Can I see you?
Yeah, you're waving right at me.
Have a nice night.
Gil, wait. Before you hang up,
I wanted to ask you a question.
- Trying to trace the call, Jewel?
- What? What was that, Gil?
You'll never find me.
- Strike!
- Have a nice night.
Gil. F***!
Come on, man, go get him!
Play!
Yes!
Sh*t.
Now batting, number 10, Brad Tjader.
- Did you feel that raindrop?
- What?
I felt rain.
- The guy's not gonna be crazy enough...
- He's here! The guy's here.
- He could've been near a radio.
- He's in the stadium.
Look at that. That is one fine piece
of craftsmanship.
- What?
- The knife.
It's a first edition. See how it
says "prototype?
That means it's a collector's piece.
"Renard & Garrity." It's a local firm,
isn't it? Gilbert Renard?
What are you waiting for,
a clue, an invite?
This guy is gonna kill Bobby's kid
if you don't find him in nine innings.
Ladies and gentlemen, leading off
the bottom of the eighth...
Bobby's as safe as Kennedy was
in Dallas. What are you looking for?
Play!
Ball one.
- What, are you walking me?
- Consider it a compliment, d*ckhead.
F***! Do you know what you're
doing to me?!
- They're giving him first base.
- Throw the pitch!
F***!
F***.
Oh, man, the ump's gonna
call the game. Oh, my... F***.
Oh, God, please don't do this.
I'm begging you.
Don't... Throw the pitch.
For God's sake, listen to me!
Throw the pitch!
Throw the f***ing pitch!
- Do you know what you're doing to me?
- "The umpire has decided..."
... to send both teams
into the dugouts.
It looks like we've got a rain delay.
Ladies and gentlemen, the umpire
has called for a rain delay...
... with the Padres
leading the Giants 2 to 1.
Do you and your dad have a special
place he and you like to go?
Stadium in the Sky's
My dad used to play there
when he was a kid.
Is my daddy in trouble?
Ladies and gentlemen...
... we resume play with the Giants
batting in the bottom of the eighth.
Stadium in the Sky, 24th and Sanchez.
We pick it up in the eighth inning...
...on what might be Rayburn's
last at-bat.
They'll play on this wet field.
The cold night air is getting
to everybody. Look at Rayburn.
He's going to the mound to have
a chat with Martinez.
- Oh, sh*t.
- I don't give a f*** what he tells you.
Throw the ball over the plate,
or I'll break your head in.
- F*** you.
- You hear me?
This may go back to when Martinez
pitched for Pittsburgh.
He drilled Rayburn in his back
with a fastball.
We are seeing it all tonight, Rick.
- Let's go, gentlemen.
- First pitch is at your head, buddy.
Come on, man, do this! Do this!
A critical at-bat for Rayburn,
the $40 million San Francisco Giant.
Probably his last chance
to get the Giants even.
Here in the bottom of the eighth,
- "Swung on. Strik e one."
- Strike!
All right, come on! Come on, Bobby!
Swung on and missed. Strik e two.
Rayburn in the hole.
One strike left
Jesus Christ, man.
Air Seven copy. Proceeding
to Stadium in the Sky. Over.
- Man.
- They're gonna call the game.
They're gonna call this f***ing game.
Two and two. Two balls, two strik es.
And Rayburn down to his last strik e.
Bobby knows he's had
Now at 2-2, you're not gonna
get another good pitch to hit.
Maybe, since it's damp, he's having
trouble holding the ball.
This game could be called
at any second.
Play ball!
San Diego protecting
its one-run lead.
Martinez readies, steadies
and delivers to...
Rayburn drives it deep
- Yes!
- Yes! Go!
- Run!
- Home run!
It's off the wall. Rayburn could get
three if he hustles.
Robinson having trouble
just getting to the ball.
Rayburn, rounding second,
headed for third.
He ran through the stop sign. It could
be an inside-the-park home run!
The relay from Park er!
Rayburn slides, headfirst!
And he is...
... in there!
Yes!
You're out!
What is that?
Bad f***ing call, man!
- You're out! Sit down!
- No, no, no.
I beat it by a f***ing mile!
You're out. You're questioning my call?
Sit down! You're out! Sit down!
You're the f***ing guy!
He's the f***ing guy!
It's the umpire!
What the f*** is that?
This way! Break it open!
- Sh*t.
- What the hell's going on?
Okay, okay. I just want my kid back.
Batter up, Bobby.
I waited a long time for this.
No, no, no, wait. No. Okay, look.
- Where's Sean?
Come on, where is my son?
Where's...? Bobby,
where's my home run?
What?! Curly. Curly.
Where's my son?!
Where is he? I don't know.
I guess he's in that big stadium
in the sky.
I'm telling you, Curly,
if you hurt my f***ing kid...
...I swear to God I'll kill you!
- Bobby. Bobby. Be nice, Bob.
What do you want from me?
I don't want anything.
I just want you to...
- I never showed you my best pitch.
- Curly!
Curly!
Freeze!
No, no, don't shoot! He's got my son.
Now do you care?
Bobby, now do you care?
Just a little bit?
Curly, don't!
Curly, where's my son?
Where's Sean, Curly?
Where's my son?
A simple "thank you"
would have been nice.
Where's my son?
Curly, where's my son?!
There she is,
site of the old stadium.
Sean!
Sean!
Sean!
- Are you all right?
- Yeah.
- I love you, Sean.
- I love you, Dad.
I got him!
What you are seeing here
is a sad turn of events indeed.
Gil Renard, an unemployed
knife salesman...
... was shot to death by the police
during tonight's game.
Here's how it happened.
Bobby Rayburn...
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