:25:01
Right, you're a low-ball hitter.
:25:03
Man, I did love this game.
:25:08
I'd have played for food money.
:25:11
It was the game, the sounds, the smells.
:25:17
Did you ever hold a ball
or a glove to your face?
:25:23
Yeah.
:25:25
I used to love traveling on the trains
from town to town.
:25:30
The hotels, brass spittoons in the lobbies...
:25:34
...brass beds in the rooms.
:25:41
It was the crowd...
:25:44
...rising to their feet
when the ball was hit deep.
:25:56
I'd play for nothing.
:26:05
It's my family.
:26:10
What's with the lights?
:26:13
All the stadiums have them now.
:26:15
-Even Wrigley Field.
-It's harder to see the ball.
:26:19
The owners found that more people
can attend night games.
:26:23
Owners.
:26:39
Mr. Jackson, this is my wife Annie
and my daughter Karin.
:26:43
Ma'am.
:26:46
Are you a ghost?
:26:50
-She's kidding.
-That's okay.
:26:54
-What do you think?
-You look real to me.
:26:58
Then I guess I'm real.