:11:03
I've been playing injured.
:11:05
They know, but they don't
want to pay me off.
:11:08
I think that's what their
position's gonna be.
:11:11
Their position's fucked.
:11:13
I'll go to the Players' Association.
:11:15
You could do that, but listen.
:11:17
What happens if the Outlaws prove
that you're perfectly fine?
:11:21
They've got film when you're
in practice, games.
:11:25
They're gonna fight for
a long, long time.
:11:29
Steve, look.
:11:34
I'm having money problems, man.
:11:36
I'm broke.
:11:39
Did you spend every cent
you ever made?
:11:46
Let me think for
just a second here.
:11:52
I should get you a low-interest loan
to tide you over.
:11:56
-Excuse me--
-Could you wait, please?
:12:00
I'll talk to these guys,
see if I can soften their position...
:12:04
...and get you something so
it's not a hassle.
:12:08
Excuse me, Mr. Kirsch.
The reception?
:12:10
Mr. Caxton's waiting.
:12:11
Right, I forgot. I gotta go.
:12:14
I gotta know about this soon.
:12:17
I'll get on it first thing.
:12:19
You're one of my first players, huh?
:12:29
Mike Hogan and his wife, Susan.
Ben Cassidy.
:12:31
Thank you for coming.
:12:40
Here's Hal Schumacher's number.
:12:42
Call him. He's a nice man.
:12:45
Do they always get bombed
at the end of the day?
:12:48
It's business down there.
It's an intimate fundraiser.
:12:51
What do you mean?
:12:52
Mr. Caxton has assessed every lawyer...
:12:55
...$1 500 to contribute to the
reelection of Councilman Weinberg.
:12:59
Mrs. Wyler is Caxton's
biggest client, isn't she?