The Phenom Page #2
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- 2016
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I don't play by those rules.
I don't care if you are the big jock
around here,
you still have to study
when it comes to my class.
Yes, ma'am.
I know those big league scouts
are all over the place. I see them.
You'll have more money in a year from now
than I'll have in... all my lifetimes.
But you and I both know
that does not change one undeniable fact.
Ma'am?
You know I know your daddy?
You do?
We were at school here, together.
He was a real piece of work.
When there weren't any corners left,
I was hoping
he hadn't taught you that trick.
Well, I'm not trying to make excuses,
Ms. Epland, but sometimes, I find it
baseball and homework.
Now, you listen to me.
When you're gifted
with a talent like you are,
people will say,
"Wow, that's pretty nifty."
And they'll tell you honestly
that it can change your life,
lead you to inconceivable realms.
But you have to work at bringing
the rest of your person up to that level.
If you only do what comes easy to you,
what you are good at,
you are just an untrained thoroughbred,
which isn't a race horse, at all.
It's a wild animal.
so that you can understand,
Junior.
Yo, what's up, Hopper?
that you are trying to decide
between college and being a professional.
Yeah.
I know my college education
is important, but at the same time...
Mm, nonsense.
I mean, when those colleges
start giving kids a share
of all the money they are making
off of them, then maybe.
But as it is, it's absurd.
I mean, the NCAA's completely corrupt.
Who's that guy, at Duke?
The one at Duke that they are paying
to coach a basketball team.
Coach K, absolutely.
Yeah, these coaches
making a million dollars
while the players get nothing,
it should be illegal.
And so should the Major League drafts.
You want to sign with the Yankees,
you should be able to sign with Yankees,
don't you think?
I've never really thought about it before.
I don't think Yankees
would be my first pick.
Why not?
Well, you know, New York.
All those people, all that money.
Yeah, money is important to me but,
only enough to take care of my mom
and I don't have to put up
with those Steinbrenner kids.
Talk to the socialist.
What's a socialist?
It's a person who believes in a system
where there's no private property.
Oh, that's not me. No.
I want to buy my mom a house.
Of course.
You're still a ball player, after all.
I mean you couldn't throw all those
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