Tim Hudson is carving through this Royals line-up and at the end of three, it’s the A’s 11 and Kansas City nothing.
Moneyball (2011)
ANNOUNCER V/O
A screenplay character in Moneyball (2011).
- lines
- 6
- words
- 186
- scenes
- 5
- dialogue
- 1.1%
- avg words / line
- 31
- shortest / longest
- 7 / 56
Sample dialogue
...Billy Beane, who’s quickly establishing a new record for breaking bats, bat racks and water coolers, was actually a much-touted first round pick of the New York Mets in 1980 but the majors have not been kind to him with only 18 plate appearances in two years and this won’t doing anything to help him as...
scene 35, source scene 42 — EXT. TOLEDOHe’ll go with the submariner, Chad Bradford.
scene 117, source scene 144 — EXT. OAKLAND COLISEUM FIELD - NIGHT - TOP OF THE 7TH144...one of two first round picks in 1980 along with Daryl Strawberry, Beane was brought up last year and sent back down after 8 at-bats so here’s a second chance as Smith delivers...
scene 37, source scene 44 — EXT. PORTLANDTim Hudson is carving through this Royals line-up and at the end of three, it’s the A’s 11 and Kansas City nothing.
scene 114, source scene 140 — INT. BILLY’S TRUCK - MOVING - DAYKansas City’s scored five and Oakland’s lead is down to six as Art Howe comes out to the mound to pull Tim Hudson.
scene 117, source scene 144 — EXT. OAKLAND COLISEUM FIELD - NIGHT - TOP OF THE 7TH144
Bookends
He’ll go with the submariner, Chad Bradford.