:28:07
Now you got the idea.
:28:14
Down goes Tuttle.
What a knockdown pitch that was.
:28:17
There's a message being delivered.
:28:19
Yankee Stadium is like a schoolyard...
:28:21
...and Bill Murdie looks like a teacher
who sees trouble.
:28:25
They say in every great athlete there's
a mean streak and Chapel's no different....
:28:30
Bill Murdie goes from umpire to referee.
:28:34
When I played against this guy,
if he had good stuff he'd flip you like this.
:28:38
He'd throw a ball right over your head...
:28:40
...just to let you know,
"I can throw the ball anywhere I want. "
:28:43
You know,
I've been a Yankee fan since 1958.
:28:46
I can name a Yankee for every number.
:28:49
Oh, God. Please don't.
:28:51
Number One: Billy Martin,
Bobby Richardson.
:28:53
Two: Frank "The Crow" Crosetti
and Bobby Murcer.
:28:57
Three: The Babe. Four: Gehrig.
:28:59
-Five: DiMaggio. Six--
-Excuse me.
:29:01
-Steve Boyer, Roy White.
-Would you mind?
:29:06
You can't smoke in a bar.
What, now you can't talk in a bar?
:29:10
This ain't church, lady.
:29:12
-Tuttle back up to the plate.
-Two and two!
:29:14
Same shit, different day?
:29:17
I'd throw it at you again,
but I'm afraid Murdie'd run me.
:29:26
-Strike three!
-Good breaking ball.
:29:28
-Got him looking.
-Greatjob setting up the hitter.
:29:32
Tuttle looks like a deer
caught in the headlights.
:29:35
Chapeljelly-legged him.
:29:37
So at the end of one,
Tigers nothing, Yankees nothing.
:29:40
Here we go now. Four, five, six.
Let's get something started.
:29:44
José, atta-baby. It's all about positioning.
:29:48
You got to wait on this guy.
:29:50
-Mike, can I have some water?
-Sure thing, Billy.
:29:54
You all right?
:29:58
You got it going good out there.