Chance

I will rematch him.

I will rematch him.

Oh, okay, get up there.

Have a conversation about who goes first

and who goes second, who goes third.

What do you want to do?

You wanna hit some?

Yeah.

There you go.

Wow.

That's the real deal.

How you doing son, let's try it again.

What's your name?

Chance.

Chance.

That's an awesome name.

All right Chance, we're gonna do it again, same energy,

but I want you to keep your eyes right here on this dot.

Mm-hm.

Yeah?

Hear my voice.

Kill that dot.

Again.

Kill that dot.

Again.

Swing like you're coming out of your shoes, Chance.

Chance, I want you to swing like that

for the rest of your life.

You're a hitter.

All right, next.

Who wants to kill the dot?

Me!

All right, play's at first.

Pay attention.

Ben!

Get your head in the game.

What are you doing?

Play's at first means pay attention.

Yeah, pay attention Ben.

Chance, go two!

Come on, Chance!

Come on, get your gloves down!

Chance, keep throwing hard.

Go one!

Come on, hit your cutoff man!

Heck of an arm, boy.

There's nothing there, let's go.

Come on!

Your son seems sensitive.

Yeah.

Yeah he don't handle stress well.

When he was a baby he'd cry

until he turned blue and passed out.

Really?

I never heard of that.

Yup.

He was my little blue baby.

Had to take him to the hospital a couple of times.

He's around any kind of confrontation

he'll just run off and cry.

Born intense, my kind of guy.

You think baseball will help with that?

Baseball helps with everything.

Don't be afraid to make mistakes, Chance!

Don't think.

Train the eyes.

Find the dime in his glove.

Okay I got this.

Go two.

He's gonna like playing for you.

All right boys, listen up.

Everybody see this?

Yeah.

Say yes sir.

Yes, sir!

Can anybody tell me what it is?

It's a rabbit.

Wrong.

This is the enemy.

I want you to imagine that this little floppy eared demon

has hit your mother in the head.

He stole her carrots and he's run away.

And the only thing that you've got to stop him with is this.

Now I want you to take a couple steps

and I want you to throw as hard as you can

and bean this little sucker in the head.

Can you do that?

Yes, sir!

No laughing!

I need warriors.

Who wants to kill the rabbit?

Yeah!

Okay, come over here.

Take a couple steps.

Take a couple steps and hit the rabbit.

All right, one more time.

Come on, Tank.

Come on, Tank.

Here you go buddy.

Take two steps.

Take two steps and throw.

Better.

You got it in you.

All right, next time.

Yay!

One more time, here you go.

Oh!

Everybody put their hands together for that young man.

We're gonna eat rabbit stew tonight.

Try it again.

We're gonna eat rabbit stew.

All the way, smudge it down.

Do you like it?

You are gonna look so scary.

You're gonna look like a bunch of wild Indians.

We're not the Indians, we're the Flash.

Oh, I know.

Let's see.

Oh yeah, looks good.

You ready to go?

Yeah.

Yeah?

All right boys, let's gather up, let's gather up!

You guys look awesome.

Hats off.

Bow your hearts.

Dear Lord, I ask your blessing on these boys.

Make them as tough on the inside

as they look on the outside.

Amen.

Amen.

All right, get your gloves.

Let's go, let's go scare some six year olds!

Yeah!

Yeah, let's go scare some six year olds.

Come on, run run run!

Give me your attention.

Now, if you're thinking,

you can only do 40 things at once.

But if you're playing wild,

your subconscious can do 11 million things at once.

Like when you're dreaming.

What's better?

11 million or 40?

11 million.

Brad, my math wiz.

All right, so the question is,

how do we tap into our subconscious?

Everybody close your eyes.

Put your gloves down.

Now I want you to listen and find the smallest sound.

What do you hear?

- A car. - A lawnmower.

A car, a lawnmower, okay.

Which one?

The smallest one.

Ben's stomach.

That's not small, have you seen the boy eat?