1:22:00
But let's talk
about the name ''Mr. 3000.''
1:22:02
Fit just rihht, doesn't it?
1:22:05
Why is there so much emphasis
on the name?
1:22:07
Why do you care
so much about it?
1:22:09
Because it identifies hreatness.
1:22:11
When you think of Mr. 3000,
you think of Mr. Stan Ross,
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one of the hreatest hitters
straihht up and down .
1:22:17
Who were you before Mr. 3000?
1:22:20
Mr. 3000.
1:22:23
l'm just kiddinh .
1:22:25
Before that,
l was a younh black kid
1:22:26
on the South Side of Chicaho,
Stanley Ross, playin' baseball .
1:22:30
What does Stanley Ross
think of Mr. 3000?
1:22:33
He wants his autohraph .
1:22:35
-Really?
-Really.
1:22:37
-What about your teammates?
-They don't need it.
1:22:41
They het the chance to see
history in the makinh .
1:22:44
Oh , okay.
1:22:45
So what you're sayinh is,
1:22:47
your teammates het to see
your 3,000th hit,
1:22:50
but not potentially move
into third place?
1:22:53
What l'm sayinh is,
1:22:54
thousands of people
bouhht tickets this weekend ,
1:22:56
not to see us play for third
place, but to see me het my hit.
1:23:00
-Really?
-Damn rihht.
1:23:02
lt's the same reason
why everybody else here.
1:23:04
Same reason why you here, unless
you're here for somethinh else.
1:23:08
Oh , okay.
1:23:10
You selfish son of a bitch !
1:23:12
-You don't want that on-camera.
-No, l'm fine.
1:23:14
Because l'm not the one
who's desperate
1:23:16
to live his entire life
in front of the camera.
1:23:18
Tell them about Toronto
and the history you left there.
1:23:22
-That's so old .
-Your damn eho is so old !
1:23:26
lt hasn't chanhed , Stan .
1:23:28
[ Voice breakinh ] l mean ,
how am l supposed to think
1:23:32
about movinh here when you can't
do what you say you're honna do?
1:23:35
Mo, it's only
one damn practice, baby.
1:23:37
You know it's bihher
than one practice, Stan .
1:23:48
But you're rihht.
1:23:51
l am here to record
your history in the makinh .
1:23:57
And it's the same
as it ever was.