Scene from Moneyball - What is the problem?

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Title	:	Scene from Moneyball - What is the problem?
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These guys are the best representation of boomers lol
Comment from : Maiq, The Liar

Ugly girlfriend means no confidence? 😂😂😂
Comment from : O EAO

Wedding Ring?
Comment from : Ethan Rico

If we try to play like the yankees in here, we will lose to the yankees out there brbrWhat A Line
Comment from : Likhith

In ‘23, the Mets have 568x higher total payroll than the A’s 20 teams have @ least 2x payroll as the A’s
Comment from : Joe Starkey

Who's Fabio?
Comment from : thirteensoft

Ready
Comment from : Jonathan Gault

Careful to and behave
Comment from : Jonathan Gault

Whoever the actor that plays Grady is absolutely phenomenal I want to punch him in the face so bad! Well done sir
Comment from : John G

Now if you give anyone 400 at bats, they’ll get better You give my fat ass 400 attempts and I’m knocking that thing at least to the mound
Comment from : John G

I think u don't know who I am do u think please think 🤔🤔
Comment from : Chris Bell

What a fantastic movie!
Comment from : George Manka

Why is Billy trying to dominate them 😂
Comment from : HappyBuggy

2:30 could not be more true today with the current Oakland team
Comment from : Alim Meralli

I can tell you; with how patronizing the head scout was to his superior Billy Beane he deserved to be put in his place
Comment from : Rod Croft

I swear the first time I saw this I thought the one dude was John Wayne Gacey 😂
Comment from : IronHillsTraining

Now that we're in the opposite direction, idiots who use analytics to justify their stupid decisions When will we see a "genius" that "revolutionizes" the game by not relying on narrow minded numbers and instead using intuition and common sense
Comment from : MC

0:20 the ironic part is that exit velocity/launch angle is a big thing now so in a way they went full circle but with numbers
Comment from : Raine OB

The problem created from the GREED of the FINANCIA'S of 2008 left many homeless, without PAID work and on the DOLE line, we never asked for too much and we certainly ended up with NOTHING This isbrThe MidlandsbrThe North of Englandbrand A beautiful countryside of WALES
Comment from : Banner Codex

He likes players that a little hair on there ass…
Comment from : James Botsch

Who is Fabio?
Comment from : Timo Aksel

Who is Fabio??…
Comment from : mrjamesgrimes

Brilliant scene
Comment from : Roman Krhounek

Billy was doing his absolute best not to tell everyone in there to “shut the f*** up!” there at the beginning! Pitt did a good job of acting that and biting his proverbial tongue
Comment from : Hans Enfiet

Just imagine if Brad didn't even pass the eye candy test those old guys and their priorities would never listen to him
Comment from : Anna Lisa Vajda

Well, for one thing, Giambi's dead - as of 15 February 2023
Comment from : War Planner

Just found out who Fabio isbrFabio Lanzoni, male model
Comment from : ThePumasboy300

What a terrible scene
Comment from : Kevin Sumner

“I like guys with hair on their ass” 😂😂Yeah these guys didn’t know what they were talking about
Comment from : mr no_name

I have no idea what's going on but it sounds convincing 😂
Comment from : Max

"He throws the clubhead at the ball" ???? Isnt that golf? its called the barrel of the bat
Comment from : Rod Giacoleetch

I used the girlfriend barometer for dudes all the time As shitty as it is, shows a lot
Comment from : Justice for Juicy

The team these guys would have put together would have had a 66-96 record for sure
Comment from : Peter Moriarty

"Who's Fabio?"brbr"He's a shortstop from Seattle"
Comment from : Jim Gray

How did I forget that Gem of a quote,"who's FAABIOH? A SS, a shortstop from Seattle"
Comment from : CdzNtz

0:35 the dudes face, hes like whats going on with you today 😂
Comment from : putt

"I'm just sayin'his girlfriend's a 6 at best"
Comment from : UTS

Lol at people in the comments saying Pitt should have won an Oscar for this performance when it wasn't even his best performance of 2011 I would be fine with Pitt winning an acting Oscar in 2011, not for this movie though
Comment from : crazy clemsonfan

I love this scene; it clearly states the problem Beane is trying to solve, and it's not a problem anyone in that room is equipped to address When we meet Peter Brand a couple scenes later, and Brand immediately speaks directly to Billy's problem as a fan of baseball and an economics expert, it kicks off the movie in earnest and feels like a breath of fresh air, but only because this scene works so well at describing "the crystal ball" or "magic tea leaves" these recruiters are trying to interpret with each player I don't know much about baseball, but I liked this movie a lot for presenting a case of how to think differently about a problem
Comment from : Zak Ember

“We need 38 HR and 120 RBI” that’s totally a moneyball line
Comment from : João Reis

What a great era for baseball :)
Comment from : Roger Moses

Lol who's Fabio?? Love that line
Comment from : Cory Hellerer

Prior to the movie coming out, the only question you heard in Oakland was about if Brad Pitt was good enough looking to play Billy Beane
Comment from : Mike Burns

Is this what scouts really say when evaluating lower-tier players? They dance around the real questions and project a player's ability according to what they personally think about their non-factor qualities?brbrOr, was that Hollywood, just being Hollywood?
Comment from : Seemsayin

Too bad all movies aren’t written and acted as smartly as Moneyball
Comment from : alitlweird

It goes right down to properly defining the problem
Comment from : Steel Ridge

Basing players on looks for god sake, it's pathetic really Symbolic even of how companies are run even in modern times to this day - run by old, wasted, overpaid men with outdated beliefs
Comment from : Dynasty2201

WHoSe FabiOoo??
Comment from : Mark E

Brad played his role to perfection
Comment from : Louis Costanza

Such a great scene ! In addition, I have watched this movie multiple times ! I love watching, and playing baseball, in addition to, offering T-Ball classes ⚾👍
Comment from : Jen Gable

- Who’s Fabio?brbrI laugh everytime
Comment from : Kevin T

What's great about this movie is the realistic reactions of the other scouts Billy was trying to introduce a completely new strategy to people who have used the same methodologies for years, if not decades Of course they're gonna push back, not see his perspective and argue with each other It makes it all the more satisfying to watch Billy succeed later
Comment from : KoOkiEzRoCkz

I don't know the guys name but one of them is a dead ringer for John Wayne Gasey
Comment from : Shaun Brennan

Have the Oakland A's won anything?
Comment from : GeorgeBridgetower

I like that the consideration these boomers talk about is like made for actors in a movie, not an athlete for a sport Like what the fuck girlfriend's look has to do with anything??
Comment from : paperclip95

Go A's!!!
Comment from : Madea Simmons

1:20 Im glad to see John Wayne Gacy working again
Comment from : kongvinter33

Epic cast The headliner: Nick Searcy
Comment from : Carlo Duran

Ugly girlfriend means low self-confidence
Comment from : Steven Aguirre

"Who's Fabio? Shortstop from Seattle" LMAO
Comment from : IbukiTimeMagus

still relevant in 2022
Comment from : Snarf Snarf

"Who's Fabio?'brbr"He's the shortstop for Seattle"brbrAh, I can't believe they did Fabio Lanzoni like that 😂😂😂
Comment from : Daniel

This is also symbolic of business in general
Comment from : Christopher Cudworth

Why is John Wayne Gacey acting in this scene?
Comment from : ALAW

Were all of their scouts that old, or did Hollywood cast older actors to make a point? It seems like a metaphor the old way of thinking, versus the new
Comment from : Steve 82

Ted Williams didn't hit 300 his first two years in the minors The scouts DO see things that blind stat sheets do not
Comment from : TheBatugan77

"Respect thy elders" This statement is meant for children whom lack the ability to judge a persons character Once you've matured, you should give respect to those whom deserve it Charles Manson was once my elder and he was a fucking idiot Despite what you're told, elderly people aren't wise about things, they're often incredibly out of touch You will never get my respect JUST because you're older than I am Earn respect by showing qualities that a person admires AGE IS IRRELEVANT
Comment from : Jon

The A’s actually still had good players, Peña, Dye, Chavez, Tejada and Barry Zito The movie just wants to focus on the underdog part of the team and the organization Great movie
Comment from : Peter Moundroukas

"I'm just sayin, his girlfriend is 6 at best" Low confidence hahaha
Comment from : Jonny- B

3:46 “don’t touch that pepper!”
Comment from : Novel Chaser

3:29 great line
Comment from : Mr Pico Boulevard

The guy that kept questioning Billy is such a pompous ass He thought just because he was older he knows more It’s all luck in the end
Comment from : Beamin68 68

Horrible acting Brad Sorry!
Comment from : Oscar A Mendoza

The kind of talk you're hearing from the scouts in this scene is so reminiscent of the Harvard Business School nonsense you hear go on in meetings at large corporationsbrEmpty slogans from the mouths of "motivational speakers", theoretical gobbledygook learned from tenured business professors who've never had a real job in their lives, and just plain lying crap meant to deceive the listener into believing that the speaker knows what he's talking about In thirty years at a Fortune 500 company, I heard all manner of corporate BS, and the scary thing is how much of upper management believes itbrI know exactly how Billy feels in this scene I once had to be dragged away from dressing down a Divisional Manager about the obscenely nonsensical BS he'd just gotten done spending half an hour shoveling at us in a meetingbrThe difference here is that this kind of "classic swing", "the ball pops off his bat", "the guy's an athlete", nonsense isn't new, but 100 years old Billy has finally learned to see these slogans for the chicken entrails guesswork that they are When he asks, "If he's a good hitter, why doesn't he hit good?" The scouts don't have a real answer They just mouth more slogans
Comment from : Brian Cooper

Who's Fabio? 😆
Comment from : K Man

"Who's Fabio ?"brbrHe's a shortstop
Comment from : HA R

His saying that this guys need to think out of the box
Comment from : MassacreTV

What he keeps eating or drinking all the time?? Anyone please
Comment from : Joy D

“I’m just saying his GF is a 6 at best” 😆 the entire scene is littered w/ gems, but they don’t work w/o the perfect timing
Comment from : Tj Anderson

“His girlfriend is a 6 at best” br😂😂🤣🤣
Comment from : D C

Funny thing is, Oakland didnt even have the lowest payroll There were like 8 teams within a few million of Oakland
Comment from : Me me

I didn't know John Wayne Gacy was in this
Comment from : Daniel Bissette

0:00 “I like guys like that, that got a little hair on their ass” simply the most articulate, intelligent, empathetic quote of the human species
Comment from : Fftydg H

It’s obvious that Brad Pitt is wearing a wig in this film The question is…why?
Comment from : Doug Eberhart

Who’s Fabio 😂 kills me every time
Comment from : The Prodigy Vision

A perfect scene about so called bull*hit jobs They got well payed for just eating and drinking together and talking nonsense Of course they did not want to loose their jobs
Comment from : Warschibarschi

1:26 - lol - best part of the film
Comment from : Ton

Was Geronimo a real player or fictional?
Comment from : Matt

Today is June 18th, 2022 and the Yankees are 48-16 don't say Billy Beane/Brad Pitt didn't warn you
Comment from : Michael Francis

notice how all the other scouts describe players they don't use statistics or fact - they more just describe what the player looks like
Comment from : Gus Higgins - personal account

“His girlfriend is a six at best” 😂🤣
Comment from : DT5150

2:18 Jesus, how I hate this type of jerks it's such a cheap move: "what's the problem no, what's the problem", and of course noone will guess how exactly byou/b want to phrase it, because obviously the problem (every non-trivial problem, in fact) can be described on different levels of generality and the smugness of this 'wrong answer' buzzer sound
Comment from : vibovitold