Moneyball - Signing Scott Hatteberg

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Is that Star Lord?
Comment from : USS Spirit

When I was in little league, I ended up in first base when I had a cast All I had to do was keep an eye on the coach with like two simple gestures Is it really harder?
Comment from : DarthSailorMoon

I cry every time I see the hug at the end of the scene That is a hug that is shedding tons of stress, depression and anxiety from a husband and father
Comment from : Mike Pattison

Starlord and The Vanisher in the same moviewtf!
Comment from : Daddy Mike

Any former ball players out there that can speak on how hard it is to switch positions in baseball? Pretty sure most kids start sticking to one position as early as middle school
Comment from : Kevin Sun

wonderful moment, feel you Scott
Comment from : oldhottuna

And people say Pratt can’t act
Comment from : Tommy Cochran

And the A's still never won ANYTHING, and neither have any of the "Sabermetrics" focused teams Its all bullshit Talent wins, not micromanaging subpar players
Comment from : Justin Last 2: Last Harder

They murdered and captured a bunch of innocent people again, didn't they?
Comment from : Chris Zablocki

That family hug at the endthat gets me in the feels
Comment from : Trapper50cal

So isn’t there a problem when there’s a double play ball hit to first?
Comment from : jmorris023

A great scene in a criminally underrated movie
Comment from : 5yearsout

Best part of the movie right there
Comment from : buenjames

this movie is great
Comment from : Tim bo

Brad Pitt's charm is off the charts in this role Great acting by all
Comment from : Incitatus

Love how Billy just ended the conversation when he saw Scott’s daughter Like, “why are we even having this conversation? You have a family! Don’t act like you won’t take this job” 🤣
Comment from : Bilal C

Moral of the story - HAVE KIDS 😅
Comment from : Muhammad Ali

My heart got warm 😊
Comment from : Muhammad Ali

man i cant imagine what it means for a pro athlette to have a career ending injury it must feel like you re getting killed
Comment from : Simon Lab

The way he hugged is wife and kid As if to say, "I'd dress up as the mascot if it meant keeping food on the table and a roof over our heads"
Comment from : SMuggi NOLA

1:24 Great acting by Chris Pratt right here Hatteberg was absolutely shocked by this His career was saved in the most unexpected way!
Comment from : Matthew Vincent

These sports wives don’t enough credit sometimes They get too much credit sometimes, but a lot of em go unnoticed n it’s for the best for the family
Comment from : Jaime Barba

I pitched against Hatteberg when he played for the Pawtucket Red Sox Nomar was on that team too Great memories!
Comment from : Kent Wallace

What about fansbr" Yeah maybe I can teach one of them"😂
Comment from : ZaiZoes Clashing

Brent Jennings’ subtle reactions totally make this scene
Comment from : Andrew Centofanti

I like that once Billy sees the kid come in, he stops trying to convince him to sign and just hands him the contract
Comment from : jamesonknott

My KC Royals Top Brass visiting ex-players homes this offseason ⚾️ 🏡 ✈️ 👏💯✅
Comment from : Roger Wendel

One of the best scenes of the movie I felt so bad for him, Chris plays the role so well
Comment from : Mostly Peaceful Jogger

Best thing about this scene is he and his family were just minding there own business chillin and got a very pleasant offer out of nowhere Career was at jeopardy and Billie Bean saved it
Comment from : Adam Garnes

2:37 Brad Pitt’s like stfu and sign this!
Comment from : JM

I’m not even into baseball but why has a hard hitting,life meaning,Deal with it,Emotional film like this went under my radar for so long? Great film
Comment from : 1981TURBOTRANSAM1

I love this movie Maybe in my top 10 movies ever And, yet, the book is much, much better
Comment from : Michael Maier

One of my favorite scenes Scott being so humble and so genuine makes him the best player! ⚾️
Comment from : Y

The way he embraces his family after always gets me It's a moment of, "we've been saved!" A ball player with what seems like nothing left - being brought back to do what he loves
Comment from : Joe Obrycki

This might be my favorite scene It shows a guy who appears to be at his end getting the reboot many, many players pray for And they tossed in some lighthearted humor ("maybe I can teach one of them") Steven Zaillian and Aaron Sorkin is a deadly duo for a screenplay!
Comment from : JoeDotPHP

perfect scene, whwn he says "yes sir" is allready in
Comment from : Mauro Todographics

Wait scott hatterburg is the guy from gaurdins of the galaxy 🎉😂
Comment from : Maxavelli Armando Delano

Excuse my baseball ignorance but surely someone at first base is required to throw the ball ? Especially during a double or triple play? I guess they wont throw as much as a catcher?
Comment from : L H

This scene hits harder after… after my elbow went…
Comment from : Maverick James Williams

Everytime runner in 3rd base just hit it low to first base in no out or 1 out situation doesn't heve to be good hit Instant run if Hatteberg really cant throw for shit Please baseball fluent people confirm if my theory right?
Comment from : Fachri Ranu

“What about the fans”brNot a single A’s fan doesn’t know who Scott Hatteberg is, that 20th win walk off is a hall of fame moment
Comment from : YesthisIsBarta

very symbolic, it's like a lifesaver for the family
Comment from : MAXcore

This was prob the funniest scene in the movie lmfao😂
Comment from : Rob Battler

Great, touching moment in a wonderful film
Comment from : mesfromusa

That set of lines kills mebr"What about the fans?"br"Yeah, maybe I can teach one of them"
Comment from : John Owen

That little face Scott makes before asking if Billy's got kids carries so much emotion The scene would've been fine without it because it was already so well written, but that little face adds a whole new layer on how the audience would view Scott I recently thought Chris Pratt was really good with coming up with the right facial expressions, but he was already nailing it when he was just starting in the business Such a smart actor
Comment from : HazelB

Best part is when he hugs his family
Comment from : Proteus6684

gets you in the feels
Comment from : James McNeil

Thats a brilliant sean
Comment from : Mick Kimmings

The old man is hilarious
Comment from : HN IC

"Hey, anything worth doing is" Underrated part of this scene
Comment from : Acheilus

"discuss it with your wife"? What's to discuss? I have 10 pens right here all ready!
Comment from : kendall Evans

Question 1st base has to throw the ball too not from a grouched position or that distance?
Comment from : dion sands

I'm not a big sports fan but this was a really good movie
Comment from : Brian

I was scooty damn!!!!
Comment from : oma Maya

bPardon me?/b
Comment from : Clint Barton

Holy shit… I wasn’t a dad when I saw this movie Shit just ruined me now with two daughters around this age
Comment from : ThePeej

Scott:You got kidsbrBilly: Ahhh yeah I don't br🤣🤣
Comment from : NNITRED

I love this movie
Comment from : Kyle Wood

I would cry
Comment from : Adam Nelson

For every gazillionare, there are 1000 guys (in the majors) just hoping and looking for a break and busting there ass every day
Comment from : Ryan M

The mark of a hit movie for me personally is that I can watch it over and over again and still get goosebumps or laugh or get sadthis is one of those moviesand Im not really into baseball
Comment from : Richard Arceo

Awesome movie
Comment from : DD

Love Wash
Comment from : Allen Jerkins

So heart warming -because it's true-his wife would be so happy!
Comment from : dion sands

The part about the fans…you mean the worlds worst fans…that’s why they are heading to NV…Oakland sucks…CA sucks!!!!!
Comment from : Mario Reina

Hmm
Comment from : Benjamin Nadeau

Qwill
Comment from : Reddit-it

And Ill bet she never even at least offered to "hit her knees" to say thanks
Comment from : Arthur Dirindin Jr

Careful Always
Comment from : Jonathan Gault

Lesson here is do NOT put all your eggs in one basket Don't overspend Pay your house off Live modestly His wife working on bills and stressing about how to pay for it is not a joke
Comment from : 8-Bitten

There is Good in the world
Comment from : Jonathan Gault

This scene was burned in my brain the first time I saw this film What a surprise to return to it years later and learn that Chris Pratt played Hatteberg
Comment from : Mike Gaffey

The Red Sox tried Hatteberg at first before Oakland signed him
Comment from : Anthony DiLeonardo

I know it’s a movie, but damn so many scenes hit so hard
Comment from : Mikey Luk

Great scene
Comment from : New Yardley Sinclair

When the daughter comes out Billy know he’s in😂
Comment from : HappyBuggy

I love how she's trying to be very quiet while writing checks from an almost empty checking account She didn't even want him to hear the check creasing Not only beautiful but respectful
Comment from : John White

I’m so glad Hatteberg survived this encounter with Cliff Booth and came out unscathed
Comment from : Eric Crabtree

6 1/2 years added to his playing career That's some great karma brGreat movie also
Comment from : Thomas Connors

I'm a grown man and this scene makes me tear up every time Every man who has a family and had been laid off knows that feeling when you're adrift, without a job and lost It's terrifying Once in a while a small miracle occurs like this Complete 180 of emotion!
Comment from : tommyoshady

the audio is so low
Comment from : g

If you aren't laughing at the lines from this movie, you need to check your pulse
Comment from : SMK

The irony is that, in reality, the Oakland A's, under Billy Beane's stewardship, lost a lot of post season games to the YankeesbrLook it up
Comment from : War Planner

this scene always gets me one door closes but opens another
Comment from : alfredino724

Hatteberg should’ve never played another game in baseball Instead he played 6 more seasons, earned an additional $11 million in player salary and took a front office job with the A’s after retirement Periodically, he also does color commentary for NBC Sports California
Comment from : Chris Cabral

I have no idea how playing first base is difficult Baseball isn't difficult, you hit a ball with a stick and run around a few bases on a pitch
Comment from : SAS

Catcher to first base isn't that hard Maybe I think that because I went from first base to catcher, but both positions are very similar Block the ball Catch the uncatchable Put your body in front of it Be ready for anything because you'll see the ball more than the other players
Comment from : E M

Everybody deserves a 2nd chance
Comment from : Resty Concepcion Jr

This movie is vastly more entertaining than an actual baseball game
Comment from : Kivani HabHouse

didn't realize it when I first watched the movie but "wash" is Ron Washington, who took my Rangers to two world series(losses (but still, best they've ever been))
Comment from : Joseph