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Angels in the Outfield (1994)

Angels in the Outfield (1994)

Angels in the Outfield is a heartwarming and uplifting family sports film released in 1994. Directed by William Dear and written by Dorothy Kingsley, this delightful flick tells the story of a young boy named Roger, played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who desperately longs for his estranged father, played by Dermot Mulroney, to return and reunite their family.

Roger is a diehard fan of the struggling California Angels baseball team, who believe they are cursed and simply cannot win games. One day, while praying for his father's reappearance, Roger receives divine intervention in the most unexpected way. A group of angels, led by their witty and lovable supervisor named Al, portrayed by Christopher Lloyd, decide to come down from heaven to help the Angels win the pennant, in order to unite Roger's family and bring happiness back into his life.

As the season progresses, the Angels' fortunes take a dramatic turn thanks to their heavenly assistance. They start performing unbelievable feats on the field, catching seemingly impossible fly-balls and hitting home runs with supernatural precision. Alongside head coach George Knox, played by Danny Glover, the Angels make a stunning comeback, captivating baseball fans across the nation and proving that miracles can indeed happen.

Throughout the film, Roger forms a beautiful bond with the team's pitcher, Mel Clark, portrayed by Tony Danza. Known for his character's temper and personal struggles, Danza delivers a heartfelt performance as Clark, who rediscovers his passion for the game with the help of the angels. This emotional connection creates a dynamic that not only saves the Angels' season but also touches the hearts of viewers of all ages.

Released during a time when feel-good family films were in high demand, Angels in the Outfield perfectly captures the essence of hope, redemption, and the power of belief. It teaches valuable lessons about the importance of family, teamwork, and perseverance, all while tugging at the heartstrings of its audience.

If you are a fan of Angels in the Outfield or just appreciate the magical and heartwarming soundtrack that accompanies this film, you can now play and download these enchanting sounds here. Immerse yourself in the angelic melodies and relive the remarkable journey of Roger, the California Angels, and the heavenly intervention that forever changes their lives.

So, grab some popcorn, gather the family, and let Angels in the Outfield transport you into a world where miracles are possible and dreams really do come true.

A faith in what? Has Mel shown this kind of power in practice?
A family.
A monster home run with the man on to tie the game here in the sixth.
A real nice family from Northridge.
Aaaah!
Aah!
Aah!
Aah!
Aah!
Aah! Impossible.
Accept no substitutes.
Acker lofts the ball high into left field.
After making a touchdown, nobody laughs at that.
Ah, he smoked for years. It's always a mistake.
Ahh.
Ahh.
AL: He's got six months left. He doesn't know anything's wrong yet.
AL: Sit down, already.
AL: This is between you and me, little guy. No one can see me but you.
Al! What
All he has to do is believe.
All I can say is, it's about time.
All of them, now!
All right, JP! We won, we won!
All right, Mel!
All right!
All right!
All right.
All right. All right, three outs, boys.
All the games, man! Can you believe it?
ALL: Huh?
ALL: Unh!
ALL: Yeah!
Although I can't ever remember this happening so near game time.
Although the really big one always seemed to be just out of reach
Amazing play. I love it when they come from above like that.
Amen.
An instinct. A kind of faith.
And a man on first and second Beasley comes to bat.
And activated the long injured Mel Clark.
And and banging against the wall and spitting at?
And another angel hit Messmer's home run. That's why the bat broke.
And Clark just misses nicking Kesey, and the count goes to 3 and 1.
And Darren at bat.
And he hits Birch in the back on the first pitch.
And he's bringing in Danny Hemmerling, the utility infielder...
And I I think of them as mascots.
And I know you'd just laugh at him.
And I was thinking of getting him a car. And maybe a corporate jet.
And if I don't tell you, you're not gonna know
And it balls in for the single.
And it's lined to left...
And Kesey got a good piece of that one, but it's foul.
And Kesey, the lead guard beyond leader is up next.
And Knox he sees 'em?
And Lazzato smashes one to deep center!
And look who's comin' to bat
And love you and take care of you.
And Marge grounds to Martinez they get Darren in second.
And Mel Clark hasn't started a game...
And Messmer breaks a bat and the Angels' losing streak...
And reports to manager Knox over the phone."
And ruined my career.
And sets and sets again.
And she makes us sleep in these sleeping bags...
And the angels Uh, well
And the Angels have an error and a man on base.
And the Angels have won it!
And the Angels take the lead!
And the Angels win the game.
And the home of the brave
And the runners take their leads.
And the way I manage.
And there are already more people in the seats...
And there are no stats. There were how many errors?
And we And we can't let David know.
And we're down in the Angels' clubhouse for a talk with manager George Knox.
And what about the game?
And when did you suddenly start believing in Clark?
And when I say "now," you swing.
And where there is love, miraculous things can happen.
And who gets the credit?
And Williams and Norton collide, and the catch is blown!
And with another example of his infamous temper...
And you can publicly renounce this hogwash.
And you come out here to manage our Angels.
And you know I would never use food colouring on my cat brains.
And, ironically, they are with the defending champion Chicago White Sox...
And, obviously, neither have these umps.
And, uh, we'll be right back.
And, you know, I was just thinking, maybe you shouldn't swear so much.
ANNOUNCER: Attention, youngsters age 6 to 16...
ANNOUNCER: Ladies and gentlemen, a reminder: the most popular
ANNOUNCER: Ladies and gentlemen, your California Angels.
ANNOUNCER: Leading off forthe BlueJays, number 22...
ANNOUNCER: Number 14, catcher Triscuit Messmer.
ANNOUNCER: Number 17, first baseman Tom Brewer.
ANNOUNCER: Number 19, third baseman Bruce Shea.
ANNOUNCER: Number 31, left fielder Asher Lazzato.
ANNOUNCER: Number 32, Kit "Hit or Die" Kesey.
ANNOUNCER: Number 58, the Irvinator...
Any angels?
Any hit scores a run.
Anybody got any uh No?
Anything but nachos.
Are we gonna fall out of last place? Heh.
Are you asleep?
Are you sick or something?
As a sell out crowd fills the ball park for the final game of the season.
As he crashes a home run in the ninth
As he does his dance in the dugout.
As he pitches to Marge.
As Mitchell was getting ready to lead off,
As the resurgent Angels prepare to meet their longtime
As the Sox was threading again with two man on base.
AUBREY: No!
AUBREY: Yes!
Aunt? Grandma?
Aw, come on, now! That's no strike!
Aw!
Away from the pennant...
Babe Ruth.
Ball one!
Ball three.
Banner yet wave
Barrels Clark out of the jam!
Baseball cards, a free autograph
Be sure to join the Junior Angel Fan Club.
Because if you do, a very bad thing will happen.
Bee, bunt!
BEN: I felt weightless, like somebody had me by the arms, Skip.
Besides, we're not gonna be there a long time.
BOTH: No. What is it?
BOY: We're ready to go, guys!
BOYS: Aww!
BOYS: Me! Me! Me! Me! Me! Me!
BRENT: Intercepted!
Brush our teeth? Been to the bathroom?
Burn it in there.
But as we head into the sixth,
But Gasper advances at second on the sarifice.
But I am sure you can't go through life...
But I do believe there are times in life...
But I know there is one thing I won't do.
But instead, I'm gonna shoot from the hip.
But it's not okay to believe in angels.
But just moments ago, the Angels made a dramatic change...
But nobody else. We hate recognition.
But that just doesn't seem to be happening.
But the
But the Angels have Garcia at bat and Martinez on third...
But the game hasn't started.
But the Sox go up 2 to nothing, And we're still in the top in the verse.
But there's no one with Hemmerling.
But there's some people who could care foryou...
But this is just something you have to do.
But this one really got to you.
But wait! You should know.
But we're winning.
But you didn't see the angel with him?
But, don't cry.
But, when a professional football player drops to one knee to thank God...
By the court system.
Calm down.
Can you believe it? It's just like you said!
Can't hit home runs if Knox doesn't let you play.
Checks the runner at first and delivers.
Chilli dogs.
Clark definitely could use an angel now, as he's tiring...
Clark feels it cleanly and gets the runner at first.
Clark is showing definite science of photic.
Clark pitches to Young.
Clark's really struggling with one out in the top of the fifth...
Close. Come on, JP, get your bike in.
Cold water. Uh, club soda. Club soda.
Come in.
Come on, Ump. Leave him in!
Come on!
Come on.
Come on. We don't have all day.
Come on. You're getting snot all over the place. It's nobody's fault.
Commissioner fined you $5,000 for jumpin' Gates.
Control yourself today.
Cool! (LAUGHS)
Could happen.
D Dad, when we gonna be a family again?
Dad?
Daddy?
DANNY: After fifteen straight losses, I say we find somethin' else to rub.
Darren tries the ball to left. It's fair!
David Montagne, administrative assistant for media relations.
DAVID: Do you want anything else?
DAVID: Get up in front of me. Right now! We're gonna dry off.
DAVID: Go.
DAVID: Mr. Knox, we're waiting on the field!
DAVID: Oh, yeah!
Did you guys pray?
Did you pick the lint from between your toes? Yeah?
Did you see the people with Williams when he caught the ball?
Do you believe in angels?
Do you think your parents are gonna ever come get you?
Don't even say it. A large Coke, two dogs, three Cracker Jacks.
Don't remind me.
Don't worry. He'll get an angel. Mel always gets an angel.
Don't worry. There are plenty of little angels looking for a home.
Drop dead.
Easy, Ranch. Less is more.
Eat bugs and floss his catcher's teeth in the dugout.
Even watches games on TV when the team is out of town...
Everybody's a critic.
Excuse me.
Fact is, most kids who are taken away from their parents
Fair ball!
Family that likes losers.
First kid!
For just five dollars, you'll receive game tickets...
From From above?
From now on, these boys will be at all our games.
From where I'm sittin'.
Gaboyan swings and smashes it deep left center!
Game's over for us, JP. We gotta go!
Garcia's on first with the single as the Angels trying...
GARY: My, my!
Gasper gets a piece of it.
Gates doesn't look too pleased about this.
Gave proof through the night
George Knox calling the shots, you never know what will happen.
George Knox. George Knox.
GEORGE: Aaaaah!
GEORGE: All right, all right, all right all right, all right.
GEORGE: And sometimes they come from unexpected places.
GEORGE: He couldn't take care of himself...
GEORGE: Hey, Marvin, where ya going?
GEORGE: Hey. W Where's he goin'?
GEORGE: I can't explain it, but something has happened to my players this year...
GEORGE: I want you here, in uniform, at 9:00 tomorrow!
GEORGE: Jesus! Come on. Let me have some Gimme this.
GEORGE: Just do exactly what I say. Get ready to swing.
GEORGE: Next time I'll try lasagna. You guys like lasagna?
GEORGE: Oh, what a waste. Uh, where, where, where?
GEORGE: Okay. Anything you want.
GEORGE: One more loss and I'll and I'll do this...Aah!
GEORGE: See the pitch?
GEORGE: Sometimes a player gets hot and...
GEORGE: When I came here this season, I didn't believe in you guys.
GEORGE: When we're on the road, you should watch the games on TV.
GEORGE: Whoo!
GEORGE: You all got your heads so far up your butts...
GEORGE: You call that a call? You call that a call?
GEORGE: You can't kick me out, 'cause I'm leavin'. You get that? I'm outta here!
GEORGE: You hear me? You can do it!
GEORGE: You're outta here! Gimme the ball!
Get it, Roger! Get it! Get it!
Get me something here!
Get on, you stupid sons of I'm kiddin'!
Get out of the way!
Get your Aunt Maggie or whoever she is to come along.
Get your butt up there, now!
Gimme the Cracker Jacks. Stand up.
Give 'em publicity stills. It'll be quicker.
Go back to Cincinnati!
Go buy the kids nachos.
Go get him for the championship.
Go, go, go, go, go!
Go, go, go!
Go, Marvin! Run home!
Go, Marvin! Run to first base.
God
God forbid.
Goes beyond their physical ability.
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. We're gonna make this short and sweet.
Good. All right.
Good. I don't want to go to the game anyway. Angels never win.
Great hit, JP!
Great, a psycho kid. David, you'd think they'd screen these people.
Ha ha! Aaaah!
HANK: And word has it Ranch is pressin' civil charges for you poppin' him.
HANK: George, you repeat any of the baloney I've heard here...
HANK: Have I made myself clear?
HANK: I can't trade 25 players.
HANK: Tough loss, George.
HANK: What in the Sam Hill is all this about real angels?
HANK: You got enough manure on your boots now.
HANK: You're tellin' me there's real angels in the ball park?
Has been looking for someone to love an angel.
Have a good handle on reality.
He belongs to the state of California now.
He could stand up right now and tell you exactly what's happened...
He did that 'cause he wants the best for you.
He loops one over second base and here comes Garcia!
He pitched three shutouts in a row for Cincinnati in 1986.
He sees the angels, the ones who help out. He prayed for 'em.
He slept in the front seat all curled up like a cat or something.
He used to live in a car with his mom.
He will have a word with his pitcher, Frank Gates.
He'll be here any second.
He's all used up. He can't do it by himself.
He's been sitting on the bench all season.
He's been their hottest pitcher since he returned to the line up in July.
He's got runner's a second and third with two outs,
He's two and eleven.
He's very grounded.
He's way behind the batter now.
He's well taken care of. You concentrate on your own life now.
Hemmerling can't hit the broad side of a barn.
Hemmerling for Mitchell?
Here come the ball...
Here it comes.
Here we go again.
Here. Here you go. Take that. Just take it, okay?
Here's the throw.
Hey Hey, uh
Hey, Dad, wh Did you hear what I said?
Hey, I can hit it. You gotta You gotta choke up and bear down.
Hey, it could happen.
Hey, it was your decision to swallow 'em. I had a brain.
Hey, kiddo, sharp outfit. I wish I had one.
Hey, look what we've got for dessert. Jell O.
Hey, Mel.
Hey, put out that cigarette.
Hey, Skip.
Hey.
Hey.
His oddball antics are by now well known to the fans.
His welfare will forever forward be determined by this court.
Hmm?
Hmph. Hmph.
Holding on. Huh! Hang it in there.
Holy cow!
How did he do that?
How did he do that? How did he do that?!
How did it feel? Or did it all happen so fast you don't even remember?
How did that happen?
How do you take it?
How in the world did old noodle arm pull that off?
How's never sound?
Huh?
Huh?
Huh?
I believe in, uh...
I bet the angels don't like it.
I bet we see him again. Maybe in court or something.
I bet.
I came here to check on Mel. He's comin' up soon.
I came here to manage a winning baseball team.
I can't believe you said that. The kid who sees angels.
I can't substitute my worst hitter for my best hitter.
I can't take it anymore.
I can't tell time yet. Are we back by 5:00?
I could feel some added power comin' from somewhere.
I did what I could with ya.
I didn't believe in anything. But when you stood up this morning...
I do. Right here.
I don't believe in angels any more.
I don't know, JP. I I don't think so.
I don't know. (WHISTLES)
I don't know. It's your team.
I don't know. Maybe David found out. I don't see how.
I don't know. Mom's not alive, but my dad's gonna come get me.
I don't think it's gonna be a happy word.
I don't think Williams will get to this one!
I don't wanna have my picture taken. I don't like strangers.
I get it. So Roger's sort of lucky. Is that it?
I got a ball club to manage.
I got him all sorts of stuff.
I got it!
I got nothing left.
I got sunscreen in my eye.
I got the hippy hippy shakes
I got the hippy hippy shakes
I gotta get back to the dugout.
I gotta go bathroom. I can't go alone. Bad guys might get me.
I gotta take him out.
I guess I do believe in angels.
I guess no matter how many times you hear that song played...
I guess so.
I guess without angels helping, this team doesn't have what it takes.
I have an open seat next to the dugout, and you can...
I have never, ever seen a worse group of 25 players!
I have personally checked the stats, sports fans...
I I could never leave JP. He's comin' too.
I I got Mitchell coming up. He's my best hitter.
I imagine the commissioner's fine will be hefty.
I just saw an angel!
I knew it could happen.
I know he thinks you guys are his lucky charms...
I know I said when I came it'd be to get you, but...
I know who you are. I heard you on the radio.
I know. I know.
I left in a hurry yesterday. I forgot a few of the rules.
I must be losing it.
I never thought I'd get stuck with you again.
I only have a licence for short term care.
I pray every night you go to bed without buggin' us...
I tell you what. I'll give you 24 hours to get your head on straight.
I thought you said you had to be somewhere.
I told you! I told you!
I tried to see angels. I really tried.
I wanna try to be a dad.
I want you to come and live at my house.
I was comin' into my best years.
I was gonna read a statement...
I won't play for anyone but George Knox. I believe in him.
I, uh They had me sign this thing, this paper...
I'd also like to say something.
I'd like to try and see one.
I'd really like to give it to him myself.
I'd really, really like...
I'd say when the Angels win the pennant.
I'd, uh I'd like to say something on behalf of George Knox.
I'll call Mr Knox.
I'm all wet.
I'm checking to see if Dan Prince pulled a muscle during his warm up.
I'm George Knox from the California Angels.
I'm goin' inside.
I'm gonna have to tell Maggie.
I'm gonna miss him. I really liked Miguel!
I'm hangin', I'm hangin'! This is dead airtime!
I'm happy you see the angels.
I'm looking for Roger Bowman. Does he live here?
I'm more proud of bein' a part of this team than any team I've been on.
I'm not proud of it.
I'm not sure the pain that caused ever goes away.
I'm Ranch Wilder!
I'm saving them for later.
I'm sorry, George, but I'm relieving you ofyour management responsibilities.
I'm sorry. Your social worker called, and you have an interview.
I'm vapour. Keep your nose clean and your heart open.
I've just tried everything to get 'em to reschedule. It's just not possible.
I've seen it.
If I was asleep, how'd I be talkin' to you?
If people know we're around, I wouldn't be able to get an angel...
If that was a strike, th th th then you blind as a horse's ass!
If the angel pitches with him, he'll be awesome.
If there is a God
If they can just hold on to this 3 to 2 lead.
If you want a hit, you'll put in Hemmerling.
If you're a man or a woman, if you're listenin'...
In a determined effort to deny the Angels the championship.
In a major league stadium on a warm afternoon...
In all my years of baseball, I have never seen such a
In baseball highlights for years to come.
In baseball, we got signals.
In cups.
In the ballpen.
In the past, Mitchell is choked.
In this decade.
Irving Nator.
Is it just adrenaline? I don't know.
Is it your belief, ma'am, that, uh, angels play baseball?
Is supporting him, Ranch.
Is the veteran Mel Clark.
It could happen.
It does make it possible for somebody to take you permanently.
It does started 1:00! And you a jackass!
It felt like someone was swingin' with me. Very strange.
It means if you see anything weird, keep it to yourself.
It must've been those chilli dogs I ate before the game.
It was a mistake. This team can't win.
It was a real good play, Roger.
It was Roger's it was Roger's idea to start him."
It's 'cause of the angels. They helped him.
It's all I can do.
It's been four innings, and no real angels yet.
It's cat brains with food colouring.
It's crazy! Wacko.
It's deep! It's down the line! If it stays fair, it's outta here!
It's free for the first 50, 000 fans entering Anaheim Stadium.
It's hit deep...
It's in the hole. Garcia dives.
It's Jose. We know.
It's just something that's going on between me and them.
It's not something I could change my mind about either.
It's now the top of the ninth. There are two outs. We've got a full count.
It's still emotionally evocative.
It's true! Ask Williams about it. Or Messmer.
It's unbelievable.
Jeez! What's goin' on around here?
JP can go to the game, and we'll just try real hard...
JP, wait! Well He
JP: Good night.
JP: I'll pray for that. It could happen.
JP: I'm gonna have a daddy.
JP: If we could still win without the angels. It could happen.
JP: Look. It's God's thumbnail.
JP: Meow!
JP: Roger, how come Maggie's house is called a foster home?
JP: Roger, what are you talking about?
JP: Roger?
JP: Yeah, somethin' good. Maybe today, even. It could happen.
JP: Yeah! Don't throw him out!
JP: You do it.
JP: You sure do have a big chin.
Just call me Al. No one can see me or hear me but you.
Just keep your chin up and your eyes open and enjoy the game.
Just ridin' around the stadium.
Kid, I was thinking of you as a sort of good luck charm...
Knox has suddenly decided to pinch hit.
Knox took it pretty hard. He was gettin' kinda crazy out there.
Knox will let Clark stay in to pitch to Kesey.
Ladies and gentlemen, a reminder that every Wednesday is kids day.
Ladies and gentlemen, can we now say the Angels are on a winning streak?
Ladies and gentlemen, this is unbelievable!
Late in the game.
League rules specify that up until the first pitch is thrown,
Leave your popcorn there.
Let me tell you, this is not baseball. This is not baseball.
Let's give the kid over on the car a shot.
Let's go, my brother. Come on.
Let's go. Come on, Angels.
Let's keep the profanity down!
Let's see if he has anything left.
Look, I know you and Wilder have been at each other's throats...
Look, lady, I get what I'm doin'. The kid's not mine any more.
Look, that's enough out of me for today. Talk to the star of the game.
Looks like a prison photo.
Lucky catch.
Maggie, I'm not going.
MAGGIE: Go on. Go in.
MAGGIE: Miguel, you have to miss the baseball game tomorrow.
MAGGIE: Night.
MAGGIE: No. But it is about finding you a permanent home.
MAGGIE: Oh, Roger, you haven't eaten a thing.
MAGGIE: One of these boys is, uh, the child who can see angels.
MAGGIE: What do you want from him? Why are you really here?
MAGGIE: You gotta believe. You gotta look inside yourself.
MAGGIE: You know, by releasing you legally...
MAGGIE: Your hearing's been changed to this afternoon.
Make a note.
Make some kind of signal.
MAN (ON PA): Number 27., shortstop Steve Acker.
Man, he is a deadbeat, this one.
MAN: Come on, Whit Bass! Just throw strikes!
MAN: Gates, you stink!
MAN: Hey! What are you kids doin' up there?
MAN: I can see you kids don't know your baseball. That's Mel Clark.
MAN: No, we're not.
MAN: What's goin' on, Knox?
MAN: What's your problem?
Manager George Knox calls time out.
Manager George Knox elects to send a tired Mel Clark...
MAPEL: ♪ We are the boys of summer and it's a big bummer ♪
Martinez goes on the pitch! Garcia bunts!
MARVIN: Run home. Run home.
MARVIN: Run home. Run home.
Masterful call.
Maybe 'cause I prayed for 'em?
Maybe I just don't have what it takes.
Maybe if your mom was alive, it'd be different.
Maybe the first people who let other people's kids...
Maybe tomorrow you'll meet a nice family, Miguel.
Maybe, you know.
Maybe. Eh, gimme a minute, kid, and I'll be out to take you home.
Me too.
Me too. Good night, Maggie.
Mel Clark has always shown himself to be an extraordinary athlete.
Mel Clark? Whoa!
MEL: I don't know if there are angels out there...
Mel!
Mental is the key word here.
MESSMER: Skip, Skip. Let him go, Skip.
Miguel got placed in a foster home this afternoon.
Mmm hmm.
Mr Knox, come on, come on! Mr Knox!
Mr Knox, I want to remind you, you are gonna fire me on Friday, aren't you?
Mr Knox, Mr Knox, over here!
My dad says that'll only happen if the Angels win the pennant.
My manager, George Knox here, has something he'd like to say to ya.
My name is Maggie Nelson. I take care of foster kids.
My throat five years ago in Cincinnati.
Nemesis, the Detroit Tigers...
Next up is Messmer who unfortunately has been hitless in his last 26 at bats.
Nice catch yesterday, Ben.
No God up there.
No one expects you to win big with these boys.
No one's coming. Championships have to be won on their own. It's a rule.
No way. I I can't. I
No, but but there were angels in the outfield and in the infield.
No, did you see what happened with the clouds?
No, I never played any ball.
No, I really wanna know. Do you think they're real?
No, no, no! I can't win with these guys. And nobody can.
No, no. We're not related.
No!
No?
No.
No. Because you're hurt.
Nobody laughs at that either.
Norton and Williams both going for the catch.
Norton get's to it. It's gonna be close.
Not as someone who spiritually hallucinates.
Nothing you were doing was helping. I just figured it couldn't hurt.
Now it all comes down to the last two games of the season...
Now, don't go makin' more cow pies to step in, George.
Now, expectations were high that you could turn this team around...
Now, get me a cup or I'll scream.
Now, I heard you already told the little kid and el capit¹n.
Numero uno: don't tell anyone about us.
O'er the land of the free
Of a potentially difficult decision.
Of a terminally ill patient? Only time will tell.
Of all the days to haul the kid off to court.
Of course he talks. He just doesn't like strangers.
Oh, don't feel bad, Maggie.
Oh, god. We're on in 3, 2, 1.
Oh, have a nice day.
Oh, hi.
Oh, JP. Come back. JP! Come back.
Oh, okay. You do that. That's fine. Okay.
Oh, please, don't drink me. No, no, no, don't, don't, don't!
Oh, Roger, your social worker called.
Oh, Roger.
Oh, say does that star spangled
Oh, yeah! Yeah!
Oh, yeah? Night.
Oh! (GASPS)
Oh! It's
Oh. Well, then, what are you doing here?
Okay, did we wash our faces? Yeah?
Okay, we have three photo ops. It'll be quick.
Okay? I can't come over here every couple of seconds.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay. Holding on, holding on.
Okay. I I got these two kids.
Okay. Uh, are you guys gonna help out today?
One more loss which could have been a win!
One run will score, and here comes Cooper.
Opening Friday here...
Or maybe spiritual is with us.
Or were these last few games just a small blip on the screen
Or when a pitcher crosses himself before going to the mound?
Other than the 25 of us in uniform...
Ourfinal drawing this afternoon...
Out against a tough White Sox team...
Out to face the heart of the White Sox's lineup.
Over the plate, Mel!
Pitched by the veteran Mel Clark.
Please, just throw the ball.
Position with Darren at bat.
Print what you want. George Knox is the manager of the ball club.
Put him in. Pinch hit.
RANCH (ON RADIO): And it looks like Knox is going to take Gates out.
RANCH WILDER (ON RADiO): So with the Angels down by seven...
RANCH: (ON RADIO) So, the Angels trying to break a 14 game losing streak...
RANCH: After their victory over the Jays...
RANCH: And after hardly any warm up, Bass signals he's ready.
RANCH: And Ben Williams makes a miraculous catch!
RANCH: And Ben Williams saves the game for now with a spectacular catch.
RANCH: And Kesey jumps on it! This could be the game!
RANCH: And Knox will pull Mel Clark.
RANCH: And Knox will watch the rest of the game in the locker room.
RANCH: And that one, ladies and gents, is headin' downtown...
RANCH: And they're trying to keep Knox and Gates apart.
RANCH: And we're back with Angels manager George Knox.
RANCH: Bass sets...
RANCH: Bass takes the sign. Here's the pitch.
RANCH: But the go ahead run is now on first.
RANCH: Clark has it's back to the wall here in the seventh...
RANCH: Clark looks very tired.
RANCH: Clark takes the sign for his first pitch to Gasper.
RANCH: Clark takes the sign.
RANCH: First pitch of the game.
RANCH: Gates takes the sign...
RANCH: George Knox has created total chaos!
RANCH: George, does this mean you really think...
RANCH: Good evening, everyone, and welcome to downtown Anaheim...
RANCH: He's got it, and it's over! He's got it!
RANCH: Hemmerling scores for the first time this season,
RANCH: Here in the sixth...
RANCH: Here's the pitch.
RANCH: Here's the pitch.
RANCH: I can't believe he's leaving Clark in the game.
RANCH: I thought I'd seen it all, ladies and gentlemen, but with...
RANCH: I'm Ranch Wilder the voice of the Angels.
RANCH: It's a beautiful day here in Anaheim...
RANCH: It's still tied up here in the bottom of the eighth.
RANCH: Keep it minimal, Wally. They'll like you better.
RANCH: Ladies and gentlemen, I don't believe it...
RANCH: Mapel waits for the pitch.
RANCH: Messmer pops out to Gaboyan to end the inning.
RANCH: Mitchell connects...
RANCH: No question he's tiring, Wally. And Knox knows it. Ball one.
RANCH: Not as nervous as George Knox.
RANCH: So here in the ninth,
RANCH: So the championship on the line...
RANCH: So, Clark's have a rocky start here in the first.
RANCH: Starting pitcher announced for this game was Dan Prince...
RANCH: Starting pitcher for this crucial game...
RANCH: That, sports fans, is a play you're going to see run...
RANCH: That's the game! The Angels win one nothing in a miracle shutout...
RANCH: The Angels have closed out the season with an incredible hot streak.
RANCH: The fans don't like the call.
RANCH: The Southern California sun is shining, the field is ready...
RANCH: They're clearing the benches!
RANCH: They're getting Sanford up in the bullpen.
RANCH: This is outrageous!
RANCH: Too much time in the whirlpool, Wally.
RANCH: We're 20 minutes away from game time,
RANCH: Well, commit that to memory, Wally...
RANCH: Well, J.P., that was a tough loss today, huh?
RANCH: Whit Bass takes the mound with his trademark slide.
RANCH: Whoa! Mitchell makes a great play makes the force at third.
RANCH: With the Angels behind 2 to nothing...
RANCH: With the man on and one out in the eighth.
RANCH: With two outs, this is the Angels' last chance...
Ranch.
Ray Mitchell.
RAY: It's for good luck, man.
RAY: Then you'll get your own home run.
Ray's been hot as wild far this second half of this...
Real angels at the ball game?
Real ones. I saw 'em.
Really?
Remember that. Even though you can't see us, we're always watching.
Remember?
Roger has to tell him when they're around.
Roger won a photograph at last Friday's game.
Roger, I'm sorry about today.
Roger, the person who called Social Service
ROGER: Aw, man!
ROGER: Careful, JP. Let's go.
ROGER: Dad, I didn't know you were gonna be here!
ROGER: Hmm.
ROGER: I don't know.
ROGER: I'm not hungry.
ROGER: I'm sure of it.
ROGER: Mel Clark strikes him out. Cincinnati wins.
ROGER: Mr Knox, over here! Over here! Over here, Mr Knox!
ROGER: Mr Knox! Mr Knox! Come over here. We got one!
ROGER: Oh!
ROGER: She's rubbin' his shoulders.
ROGER: Sort of.
ROGER: Those guys in sparkling pajamas.
ROGER: Van's gonna pick us up at 12:00.
ROGER: Who are you?
ROGER: Yeah! Yeah! All right! Whoo hoo!
Roger?
Roger's had a tough day.
Roger's permanent placement status...
Run home. Run home.
Sanford is ready in the bullpen.
Scoot over.
Seems like you're saying it's okay to believe in God...
Seems to have helped his pitching.
Sh Shoot!
She did?
She isn't too old. She's got a lot to do.
She kills 'em at night and feeds 'em to us to save money.

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