One of the most powerfully understated endings to a film of all time. Literally can’t watch it without getting choked up. The Corpsman was great, obviously, especially considering she was a layman, but Hanks was out of this world good in this scene. Easily the best acting he’s ever put on film.
@thisainthood@madhtr@ChoppinBravos Using a random team-wide stat to try to make a case for an individual player is the definition of “genuinely retarded”.
People are hammering management, but at the end of the day, the pitching has done their job. The bottom of the lineup has done their job. It's the stars who haven't contributed.
It's REALLY hard to win baseball games when your 1, 2, and 3 hitters are a collective 9-56 (.160)
The Atlanta Braves got 19 outs from a former 7-Eleven employee and a 21 year old rookie to beat the billion dollar Dodgers.
Baseball is a beautiful sport.
@CrosbyBaseball Why not go get a legitimate frontline starter at the break instead of poormouthing the fans while bragging about the organization’s real estate deals? Complete joke.
@mattvanswol Never say sorry to a person like this. Their simple mind perceives it as weakness and it will only cause them to become that much more aggressive. It’s the only measure of self-worth they can comprehend. Beating on the weak makes them feel empowered. Truly pathetic.