The flaw in the A’s thinking, and this comes from the top of their organization-- is their failure to comprehend you have to manufacture runs in the post season.
Moneyball (2011)
JOE MORGAN V/O
A screenplay character in Moneyball (2011).
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Sample dialogue
The flaw in the A’s thinking, and this comes from the top of their organization-- is their failure to comprehend you have to manufacture runs in the post season.
scene 130, source scene 163 — EXT. OAKLAND COLISEUM - NIGHTYou have to steal. You have to bunt. You have to sacrifice. You have to trust in small ball, not Billy Ball.
scene 130, source scene 163 — EXT. OAKLAND COLISEUM - NIGHTThey think they’ve devised a science to win games. They think it resides in a computer. They thumb their nose at fundamentals. At tradition. At Baseball.
scene 130, source scene 163 — EXT. OAKLAND COLISEUM - NIGHTThey’re bean counters in Oakland. That’s bean with an “e” at the end. They’re card counters at the blackjack table who forget the house always wins.
scene 130, source scene 163 — EXT. OAKLAND COLISEUM - NIGHT
First and last lines
They’re bean counters in Oakland. That’s bean with an “e” at the end. They’re card counters at the blackjack table who forget the house always wins.