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How Nico Harrison felt
"When you get the answer you're looking for, hang up" I use that quote all the time.
Nico Harrison was definitely watching this scene in Moneyball
“It’s a problem you think we need to explain ourselves…” I love that! We’re usually in the positions we are because somebody believes in us, or at least trust us enough to let us make decisions. Take the risk.
The coaches reaction is so good, so subtle but perfect acting
Billy calling Giambi into Art’s office , thus framing the trade as if it’s a mutual decision, making it seem like they’ve both agreed that moving him , is such a calculated move.
Pena an all-star? He was hitting .218 when the A's traded him to Detroit. He was actually part of a more complicated 3-team deal that included the Yankees. The A's only got cash from the Tigers (soda money?), but they got a pretty good starting pitcher from the Yankees: Ted Lilly. But he was a year away from making any significant contributions to the A's. Offensively, Giambi for Mabry was a wash, but Mabry was better on defense, especially at first base where he could be a late inning defensive replacement for Hatteberg. The guys that Beane sent down or dropped? He says the names pretty quickly and I may have misheard some, but here is who I think I heard (and as best as I could tell by looking at the seasons of various players): Frank Menechino (2B): was hitting .210 went sent down; replaced by Mark Ellis who hit .272 Erik Hiljus (SP): was 3-3 in 9 starts with an ERA of 6.50; never returned to the majors Mike Colangelo (OF): a bench player who only started 5 games and was hitting .174; never returned to the majors Mike Holtz (RP): released after 16 games and a 6.43 ERA; no wins, no saves In other words, the moves that Beane made didn't kill the team. Nor were they earth-shattering or unorthodox. They helped shake up a team that had a 19-25 record going into the day that Giambi was traded for Mabry. (Not all these moves took place on the same day. The movie took a number of liberties with the details.)
Not a fan of baseball. Definitely a fan of Money Ball
Respect to Art for not undermining Billy in front of Jeremy.
"You want this door closed?" Bro. 😂
I love the scene when he talks about possibly losing his job and not being able to put his daughter to collegr....at thst point in his life he was already a millionare 😂😂😂 not some brokee
"He's Makin' The Rest Of The Team Look Bad" - 😂😂😂
“Jeremy’s gone too” has me HOWLING
Good acting by the Peña and Giambi players.
I know they felt they needed to do it to make him a "villain", but Art was on-board from basically day 1.
4:59 the air was so thick at this moment, you could feel it.
Carlos Pena was hitting .218 when he was traded. Not an all-star
I know it doesn't make for good drama, but the fact that the A's starting pitching basically goes unmentioned in Moneyball is funny, given that it's one of the most famous rotations of all time with Barry Zito, Mark Mulder and Tim Hudson.
By "old guard" do you mean a rookie and a free agent that he signed in the spring?
7:05 the way he sits in Giambi’s seat after he leaves, perfect