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00:00You can't deny his offensive output, he can play, and we need people that can play.

00:12Who do you want to talk about first?

00:30None of them.

00:34Billy, we got 38 home runs and 120 RBIs.

00:37Guys, you're still trying to replace Giambi.

00:39I told you we can't do it, and we can't do it.

00:43Now, what we might be able to do is recreate him.

00:48Recreate him in the aggregate.

00:50The what?

00:51Giambi's on-base percentage was 477.

00:54Damon's on-base, 324.

00:57And Almatus was 291.

00:58Add that up, and you get...

01:03Do you want me to speak?

01:06Went up one year, yeah.

01:081092.

01:09Divided by three.

01:11364.

01:12That's what we're looking for.

01:14Three ball players, three ball players, whose average OBP is...

01:18364.

01:20That doesn't look right, doesn't come out right.

01:22That's right, already.

01:23Billy?

01:24You gotta carry the one.

01:25Billy.

01:26That's his 10.

01:28Yeah.

01:29Who's that?

01:31That's Pete.

01:33Does Pete really need to be here?

01:36Yes, he does.

01:39Okay.

01:39Here's who we want.

01:41Number one.

01:43Jason's little brother, Jeremy.

01:45Oh.

01:46Billy, that's trouble.

01:47Billy, look, if I...

01:49Yeah, Billy, if I may.

01:51He certainly has had his problems off the field, and we know what he can't do on the field.

01:55He's getting a little thicker on the waist, yeah.

01:57You know, and his reports about him on the weed and the strip clubs.

02:00Well, his on-base percentage is all we're looking at now.

02:03And Jeremy gets on base an awful lot for a guy who only costs $285,000.

02:09Gee, Billy.

02:10Number two.

02:13David Justice.

02:14Oh, no.

02:15Not a good idea, Billy.

02:17Old man Justice.

02:18Why is that?

02:19Steinbrenner's so pissed at his decline that he's willing to eat a big chunk of his contract

02:23just to get rid of him.

02:24Exactly.

02:25Ten years ago, David Justice, big name.

02:27Been a lot of big games.

02:28He's going to really help our season tickets early in the year.

02:32But we get in the dog days in July and August, he's lucky if he's going to hit his weight.

02:36Billy, his legs are gone.

02:38Billy.

02:39He's a defensive liability, and I question whether the bat speed is still there.

02:43His legs are gone.

02:44Great.

02:44We'll be lucky to get 60 games out of him.

02:46Why do you like him?

02:49Because he gets on base.

03:01Say, bro.

03:03Let me ask you a question.

03:05Yeah.

03:05How come your boss doesn't travel with the team?

03:10He doesn't like to mingle with the players.

03:15Is that supposed to make us easier to cut?

03:19I don't know.

03:24I don't know.

03:25And how come soda is a dollar in the clubhouse?

03:30I've never seen nothing like that.

03:34Billy likes to keep the money on the field.

03:37Soda money?

03:39Really?

03:40Where on the field is a dollar I'm paying for soda?

03:46It's hard to see exactly, but it's there.

03:51It is hard to see.

03:53I'm done.

03:54I may lose my job, in which case I'm a 44-year-old guy with a high school diploma and a daughter

04:02I'd like to be able to send to college.

04:06You're 25 years old with a degree from Yale and a pretty impressive apprenticeship.

04:11I don't think we're asking the right question.

04:15I think the question we should be asking is, do you believe in this thing or not?

04:23I do.

04:24It's a problem you think we need to explain ourselves.

04:32Don't.

04:33To anyone.

04:38Okay.

04:42I'm going to see this thing through for better or worse.

04:44Just tell me, do you project we'll win more with Hatterberg or Pena at first?

04:54It's close, but theoretically, Hatterberg.

05:01What are we talking about, then?

05:03Dombrowski's on again, on three.

05:08Yeah.

05:10Okay, that'll work.

05:13Great.

05:13I need one more thing.

05:15Soda.

05:17Yeah, I don't want my guys paying for soda.

05:19I want you to stock my machine for three years.

05:21I'm serious.

05:24Great.

05:25It's a deal.

05:28And what's the point?

05:30You just got the record.

05:36Man, I've been doing this for...

05:37Listen, man.

05:45I've been in this game a long time.

05:51I'm not in it for a record.

05:53I'll tell you that.

05:54I'm not in it for a ring.

05:56I'm not in it for a ring.

05:59It's when people get hurt.

06:03If we don't win the last game of the series,

06:06they'll dismiss us.

06:08Bill, I know these guys, I know the way they think, and they will erase us.

06:16And everything we've done here, none of it will matter.

06:19Any other team wins the World Series, good for them.

06:28They're drinking champagne, they get a ring.

06:30But if we win,

06:34on our budget with this team,

06:38we'll change the game.

06:43And that's what I want.

06:46I want it to mean something.

06:51Steve told me he's offering you a new contract.

06:55Yes.

06:57So why did you return my call?

07:00Because it's the Red Sox.

07:04Because I believe science might offer an answer to the curse of the Bambino.

07:10Because I hear you hired Bill James.

07:13Yep.

07:15You know,

07:16why someone took so long to hire that guy is beyond me.

07:21Well, baseball hates him.

07:23Well,

07:25baseball,

07:26baseball can hate him, you know.

07:28One of the great things about money is that

07:30it buys a lot of things.

07:33One of which is the luxury to disregard what baseball likes, doesn't like, what baseball thinks, doesn't think.

07:38It sounds nice.

07:44Well,

07:45I was grateful for the call.

07:48You were grateful?

07:49Yeah.

07:50for $41 million,

07:50you built a playoff team.

07:53For $41 million,

07:55you built a playoff team.

07:58You lost Damon,

07:59Giambi,

08:00Isringhausen,

08:01Pena,

08:02and you won more games without them than you did with them.

08:06You won the exact same number of games that the Yankees won,

08:09but the Yankees spent $1.4 million per win.

08:14And you paid $260,000.

08:17I know you're taking it in the teeth out there,

08:19but the first guy through the wall,

08:22he always gets bloody.

08:24Always.

08:25This is threatening,

08:26not just a way of doing business,

08:28but in their minds,

08:29it's threatening the game.

08:30But really,

08:30what it's threatening is their livelihood.

08:32It's threatening their jobs.

08:34It's threatening the way that they do things.

08:37And every time that happens,

08:38whether it's a government or a way of doing business

08:40or whatever it is,

08:42the people who are holding the reins,

08:45they have their hands on the switch,

08:47they go batshit crazy.

08:51I mean,

08:52anybody who's not tearing their team down right now

08:56and rebuilding it using your model,

09:00they're dinosaurs.

09:02I mean,

09:03sitting on their ass on the sofa

09:05in October

09:06watching the Boston Red Sox

09:09win the World Series.

09:16What's this?

09:18I want you to be my general manager.

09:20That's my offer.

09:35I want you to be my general manager.

09:36I'll stop.

09:38Let's do this.

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