Role Model and Leadership Moneyball

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For the record in that last season Beane needed an OBP of 364 out of Justice to help replace Giambi and got 376 in 120 games Not bad He also hit above his weight Grady 266 for the year and he was playing around 195-215 lbs or so
Comment from : @zackc3767

The machine magically stopped
Comment from : @fredmyott849

👆🏻Film movie error…Chris is eating cup of soup with a plastic fork?!🤷🏼
Comment from : @csibiz

David Justice has said that this conversation never actually took place in real life
Comment from : @davidhiestand1608

"No man, I ain't paying you seven Yankees are paying half your salary That's what the New York Yankees think of you They're paying $35 million dollars to play against them"
Comment from : @gabrielmorales1357

Yankees are paying half your salary They're paying you 35 million dollars to play against them That's what the New York Yankees think of you Boom!!
Comment from : @kenaudette3360

🧾📥
Comment from : @chasemorello60

This part 🔥🔥🔥
Comment from : @TheNotoriousKing

They're paying you 3 n a half million to play against em Let that one sink in
Comment from : @ericegloff2522

1:06 - Hansi Flick Should Say The Same To Robert Lewandowski (Football Player)
Comment from : @yashjain5189

This movie has so many outstanding nuancesthe net between Beane and Justice says so much, that the two of them are on other sides of the game (management/player) and they speak through it, it's not a wall but a net You can sense Justice is pissed not playing in New York anymore and plans on simply going through the motions to pick up his $7 million, but Beane speaks to him man-to-man, brutally honest with him (I want to milk the last ounce of baseball you have left), which Justice seems to appreciate Asks him to be a leadernext thing we see is him encouraging the extremely nervous Hattebergin other words, being a team captain for the common good He has nothing to gain by bonding with Hatteberg at this point of his career, but does so for the teamAgain, great scene
Comment from : @believeyoume-nj2mt

The best scene of the whole film the ego being properly put in place
Comment from : @craighanson-rc1md

Great scene Guy looks like Justice too
Comment from : @eadams1057

No man j ain't paying you Fuck I love that line
Comment from : @romankrhounek5974

Lol
Comment from : @el2c953

Lefty brown glove and all billy, the outlier has no pattern
Comment from : @JohnnyLongstreet

I rocked a David justice glove in my little league days Indians years
Comment from : @5ohstang12

"You're 37" My current age Fuck ⚰️
Comment from : @ManuscriptRe591

Justice was not signed to the team because he was seen as a valuable asset The assistant GM at the time (the guy Peter Brandt was inspired by) later said that signing Justice was an experiment to see if an older player's OBP would drop due to age affecting their batter's eye
Comment from : @patrickkanas3874

This movie has so many outstanding nuancesthe net between Beane and Justice says so much, that the two of them are on other sides of the game (management/player) and they speak through it, it's not a wall but a net You can sense Justice is pissed not playing in New York anymore and plans on simply going through the motions to pick up his $7 million, but Beane speaks to him man-to-man, brutally honest with him (I want to milk the last ounce of baseball you have left), which Justice seems to appreciate Asks him to be a leadernext thing we see is him encouraging the extremely nervous Hattebergin other words, being a team captain for the common good He has nothing to gain by bonding with Hatteberg at this point of his career, but does so for the teamAgain, great scene
Comment from : @believeit1234

This is what high level management is about Those in a secure position, with seniority and making them buy in It’s a difficult solution but necessary
Comment from : @jjgreen5206

That moment when a GM cuts a players balls off while simultaneously sewing a bigger pair back on If this convo really did happen it's one of the best in history Of course Beane could have thrown in something about the evils of domestic violence
Comment from : @Rockhound6165

0:12 Billy we all can see your stats - you WERENT a player
Comment from : @hr1meg

Yeah I love line drives going so fast at my face seriously it took one time and I had realized before that
Comment from : @user-tb4el1sr1q

Neither one would win with your proposal
Comment from : @user-tb4el1sr1q

What’s what the apostrophe in the team name? Why is it A’s and not As? That’s so stupid! 😂😂
Comment from : @MeenPo786

You never seen a GM who was a player
Comment from : @redastylus6417

The role of David Justice was actually played by former MLB shortstop Royce Clayton FYI
Comment from : @PaulHahrrgis_

I like how his "We're cool" is basically like a, "Shit, I really am getting old"
Comment from : @Sam-pv1hz

"Hey, good luck with that"
Comment from : @jaewok5G

"Well, hey, good luck with that" The only possible response!
Comment from : @ksrmk

I’ve watched this scene 10 times I finally caught what made pit ask him if there was a problem When he came out with the line “you’ve never seen a manager who was a player” justice just shrugs, like “if you say so” That’s a pretty big insult, Basically putting him in his place as to what kind of player he thought he was The very next line was Brad Pitt’s character letting him know what reality they were both living in it
Comment from : @mygoogleemail2063

This is the conversation Eric ten Hag should have had with Cristiano Ronaldo- proper man management
Comment from : @donholt3361

Can someone send this scene to Ronaldo?
Comment from : @JinNOSify

i always love how reality slaps him in the face when he sees his true worth
Comment from : @Nekorbmi

Can somebody explain to me the concept behind what Brad Pitt said about the Yankees?
Comment from : @winstonliang9710

Ten Haag to Ronaldo, 2022 - colorised
Comment from : @EmsionProductions

Personally, if I were David Justice, I'd be pretty happy with my payment arrangementbrI'd look at it as "Wait I'm being paid by TWO Major League teams!? That's even better!"
Comment from : @danielclark241

This is one of my favorite movies I truly feel it’s very underrated I know most people love it or like it but every single scene is so good I’m not even a big baseball fan
Comment from : @victorspennato3008

Jerry West and John Wall RN
Comment from : @JakeJonRoberts

Do ball players really wear their caps in the clubhouse? I’d think they have to wear them so much they’d take them off for a while
Comment from : @ivancurtis2197

Funny thing is Justice actually played for two prior GMs who were players: Bobby Cox and John Hart
Comment from : @DSMTheEditor

“Yea, I’m just gonna go” 🤣
Comment from : @el2c953

The guy who plays Justice has a pretty good swing
Comment from : @iandhr1

“What’s your biggest fear”brJust sounds so generic being asked thatbrSo in-genuine
Comment from : @BLASTER0913

That’s why it’s my favourite sports movie Great scene
Comment from : @CP-012

Can anyone send this to Robert Palinka so he can grow some balls and tell Russ that Russ sucks
Comment from : @coachtorres5536

That sound of that ball hitting the wooden bat is amazing
Comment from : @kijungpaik8515

All because he hated paying for the SODA 🥤 😉 🤣
Comment from : @ianmangham4570

Whether this scene is accurate or not, David Justice had a solid final season with the A's He put up a solid OBP, had more walks than strikes, and played more than 100 games
Comment from : @PeterCacioppi

My late Dad was a great David Justice fan Thanks, David
Comment from : @MIKEKELLEY12000

Just noticed him,he was in the rundown
Comment from : @rickdavis32

There's so much in this movie about managing in a positive way
Comment from : @gamjammer

That moment of converting those with leadership qualities into leaders regardless of their internal drive to be leaders is the most critical part of successful business
Comment from : @RezaREX

If this interaction/conversation really happened it may be the most real of the movieboth sides getting what they want
Comment from : @thabeaststl3703

The righteous shampoo historically train because kayak singly gather per a erratic himalayan flat, rotten ghana
Comment from : @franklundi5772

"What's your biggest fear" brbr"The baseball being hit in my general direction" brbrbrI love how people will hide truth behind humor
Comment from : @robinabernathy2829

First base is hard
Comment from : @I_Get_Computers_Puting

0:16 "Never seen a GM who was player"????br David Justice played for the Braves from 1989 to 1996 David was under GM Bobby Cox starting in 1990 to 1996 Bobby was a professional baseball player who played 3rd base FOR THE YANKEES!!!brSo should this be banned from youtube as "probalamtic" and "disinformation"?
Comment from : @stevenjustice8258

Motivational: 0brSarcasm: 100
Comment from : @JonathanPoto

me as a Sergeant in the United States Army Hooooooahhhh
Comment from : @artandchill2480

As a Braves fan who moved to Atlanta in 92 it's pretty hard to set aside the real world and accept this guy is David Justice I mean the guy was SO PROMINENT in the local media there I think everybody in the city could have picked him out of a lineup It's a good scene though
Comment from : @ashleighelizabeth5916

At least he tried it
Comment from : @HouseRMD

I like when he says "I'm not paying you 7" David stops
Comment from : @bryanstageberg165

Justice was so smooth TBS and WGN made you watch back in the day, but a swing and swagger Justice had made you a fan for life Anyone that doesn't like it, O well that can't fake who you really are
Comment from : @alexandersmith1316

I wonder if this was an actual conversation justice had with hatteburg
Comment from : @PJJ196

David got his balls busted
Comment from : @deansapp4635

I use that line “we cool” line after a heated back and forth with people Simmers everything down
Comment from : @Grantstore

NEVER A FAN OF JUSTICE
Comment from : @guardianangel138

WHAT AN ARROGANT IDIOT JUSTICE IS AND WAS COCKY HAD A FEW RUN INS WITH THIS IDIOT WAY TO BE A TEAM LEADER A VET FOR THE YOUNGER PLAYERS ACCORDING TO THIS SCENE AND THE NEXT
Comment from : @guardianangel138

Love the sound of that swing Two grown ass men having a conversation Epic scene
Comment from : @WorldwideJamal

My favorite scene in the movie by far and my favorite baseball movie
Comment from : @goldwaterproductions

Billy sustaining age isn't a factor for choosing players brbrBilly shitting on Justice for being almost 40
Comment from : @DrKananga

I’d like to hear what Justice says about this scene
Comment from : @gregwebb7530

Eating milky cereal in the presence of other people is a despicable act
Comment from : @ferdinandimposter691

My wife did not like this or understand this movie, but damn! I loved it!
Comment from : @33danally

The ultimate ego fixer
Comment from : @ANTOINECAMERON

Weird exchange Star Lord talking to the ex-husband of Storm from the X-Men
Comment from : @michaelnewton1332

Did that talk really happen?
Comment from : @deldel3370

I have the same problem
Comment from : @masesitagata6986

When $7 million/year was a lot of money Gerrit Cole is getting $36 million a year
Comment from : @douglasrau5094

"well hey, good luck with dat!" haha
Comment from : @richardgal1197

The moment when two alpha males square off Although Justice could be an Omega male from the looks of it
Comment from : @deplorablemike3349

can someone explain what he means by the yankees are paying 35 mil? they aren't literally paying half his sallary right? he didnt get traded half the year through righ?
Comment from : @BostonCasey

I wish somebody will pay me $35M to play against them
Comment from : @shicrapt

Can we take a second to talk about the contact Stephen Bishop was making on those balls
Comment from : @npd6225

I like the ICliff bars
Comment from : @CG-vn8iy

I love this movie
Comment from : @fabianarmilla8166

the cadence of his bat cracks absolutely makes this scene for me
Comment from : @danielkaufman4114

We shouldn't underestimate David Justice
Comment from : @plbeckman

Us guys are simple if we say we cool we cool
Comment from : @revilogaming2305

Best scene in the movie
Comment from : @jumping438

Biggest fear Did you talk to your coaches?brI played a tiny amount of 1st base in High schoolbrI cant help you like the coaches, but i'll try and stick w/you (you can do this)
Comment from : @apelikemenace