:11:01
Right?
:11:07
I've always been a Tiger.
:11:10
I know, son.
:11:12
That's why this is killing me.
:11:18
You know, my dad bought this team
when I was seven.
:11:22
I grew up watching the Tigers.
:11:24
I was gonna leave the team to my kids,
but they don't even like baseball.
:11:28
Everything's changed, Billy.
:11:30
The players, the fans,
TV rights and arbitrations.
:11:34
It isn't the same. The game stinks, and l...
:11:38
...l can't be a part of it anymore.
:11:50
Billy, you want me to....
:12:00
Hello? Jane.
:12:02
Where are you?
:12:05
You're downstairs?
:12:08
Just stay where you're at.
I'm on my way down.
:12:12
What do you want me to tell them?
:12:14
I need more time.
:12:24
The game doesn't stink, Mr. Wheeler.
:12:27
It's a great game.
:12:33
Billy, what's up?
:12:39
I tried to get her in a cab, Mr. Chapel,
but she said she wanted to...
:12:43
...just go and walk in Central Park.
:12:45
Go easy on our boys today, Billy.