:30:02
For it is money they have
and peace they like.
:30:05
Ray! Just sign the papers.
:30:08
Then they'll walk off to the bleachers...
:30:12
...and sit in their shirtsleeves
on a perfect afternoon.
:30:18
They'll find they have reserved seats
somewhere along one of the baselines...
:30:25
...where they sat when they were children
and cheered their heroes...
:30:30
...and they'll watch the game...
:30:32
...and it will be as if they dipped
themselves in magic waters.
:30:36
The memories will be so thick...
:30:38
...they'll have to brush them away
from their faces.
:30:42
When the bank opens in the morning,
they'll foreclose.
:30:46
People will come, Ray.
:30:48
You're broke, Ray.
You sell now, or you lose everything.
:30:53
The one constant through all the years,
Ray, has been baseball.
:30:58
America has rolled by
like an army of steamrollers.
:31:01
It's been erased like a blackboard,
rebuilt, and erased again.
:31:07
But baseball has marked the time.
:31:12
This field, this game.
:31:15
It's a part of our past, Ray.
:31:18
It reminds us of all that once was good...
:31:23
...and it could be again.
:31:28
People will come, Ray.
:31:31
People will most definitely come.
:31:34
Ray, you will lose everything.
:31:38
You will be evicted.
:31:51
Come on, Ray.