If he dies, he dies -- that's a Sid line from 25 years ago about a certain sportswriter who is no longer with us
I was thinking Rocky IV might last until Round 27, but there's always a surprise.
There's a lot of debate among Rocky people about what is the best Rocky right?
Stallone was in a prison camp movie about soccer as well, but I don't want to spoil your next pick, Jeff ...
"Hell, there are no rules here - we're trying to accomplish something." -- Thomas Edison
Imma continue on my early 2000s theme and select, out of Los Angeles, LOVE AND BASKETBALL (2000). Monica plays Q for his HEART. And then becomes a WNBA STAR. (Also I'm trying to craft a very well-rounded team, so now I have football, hockey and basketball, your team could never)
Sly in that prison movie with Pele, among others!
Omar Epps again! Great film...better soundtrack?!
Is Space Jam a basketball movie? Asking for a friend....
Brian Stensaas is up ... followed by Jerry Zgoda and Chris Miller. ... and of course it is, La Velle.
I played Oscar Madison my high school's production of The Odd Couple (a wise-crackin sportswriter, go figure). Someone gave me a Walter Matthau signed picture after the two-week run. The original Buttermaker is long gone, but never forgotten. Also, I'm going to continue my theme of films made before I was born. I select the 1976 version of "The Bad News Bears"
Stensaas picks a movie from before he was born, if I understand correctly. Can Jerry Zgoda do the same thing?
Is Air Bud a basketball movie? Asking for a kid.
This may seem like an odd question...but do they still make movies where kids and adults interact? Seems like there was a lot of that back in the day but I can't think of a recent example.
Ben's pick will mark the halfway point of the draft. If anyone needs to DVR Survivor, they should do it now.
Ben's lining up the second-best track movie after Chariots of Fire and ... there isn't one!
Seabiscuit was a track movie.
OK Ben gotta admit, good off the track choice. pun intended.
I might have to steer away from baseball if someone doesn't come to their senses and pick a film that should have been off the board a while ago.
I'm surprised LaVelle has let Brian's Song last this long.
I know what movie La Velle is talking about based on his Twitter feed last night.
Is Naila deciding whether to trade her pick for a higher pick in 2021?
combining good movie and good move into one phrase ...
On the clock is Chris Carr ... followed by La Velle, Jeff and Chris (One-Pick Only) Hine.
Imma continue on my early 2000s theme and select, out of Los Angeles, LOVE AND BASKETBALL (2000). Monica plays Q for his HEART. And then becomes a WNBA STAR. (Also I'm trying to craft a very well-rounded team, so now I have football, hockey and basketball, your team could never)
I played Oscar Madison my high school's production of The Odd Couple (a wise-crackin sportswriter, go figure). Someone gave me a Walter Matthau signed picture after the two-week run. The original Buttermaker is long gone, but never forgotten. Also, I'm going to continue my theme of films made before I was born. I select the 1976 version of "The Bad News Bears"
This is a sentimental pick as much as anything, but ... I spend my spare time as a high school cross country and track coach, and when the trailer came out for this one a couple years ago, I was pretty much like, "Yeah, it's going to be cheesy, but I don't care. Just take my money." When I saw it, though, I was surprised at the depth of the story (based on a Gary Smith piece from SI about the sons of Mexican migrant workers who won the first California state cross country championship).So, give me McFarland USA and pass the Kleenex.
