:15:03
Fifty years ago, for five minutes,
you came this close.
:15:08
It would kill some men to get that close
to their dream and not touch it.
:15:14
They'd consider it a tragedy.
:15:16
Son, if I'd only gotten to be a doctor
for five minutes...
:15:20
...now that would have been a tragedy.
:15:26
I better be getting home.
Alicia will think I got a girlfriend.
:15:31
And he smiled.
:15:35
And then I figured, maybe we're not
supposed to take him with us.
:15:40
I don't know.
:15:43
I don't know why in the hell
we were supposed to come here.
:15:46
Maybe it's to find out
if one inning can change the world.
:15:51
-Think it did?
-It did for these people.
:15:54
If he'd gotten a hit,
he might have stayed in baseball.
:15:58
I don't know.
:16:00
Your wife called before.
She wants you to call her tonight.
:16:12
I'm fine. I'm just so glad it's you.
:16:15
Listen, I talked to the bank...
:16:19
...and I asked them
if we could miss a payment or two...
:16:23
...and they told me that they had just sold
the note on the farm...
:16:27
...to Mark and his partners.
:16:31
Right. So they own the paper now.
:16:33
He says if we don't sell to them,
they're going to foreclose.
:16:39
We don't have the money.
:16:42
Look, I've got to take Mr. Mann
back to Boston first.
:16:48
-No.
-Wait a second.
:16:51
I'm going to lowa with you.
:16:57
We're coming home.