Jase Robertson

Do you remember that movie from the 90s?

Robert Redford.

Robert Redford.

One of my all-time favorite movies.

Where he hit the light.

Yeah, at the end, he hits the home run.

He hits the lights.

Yeah, and the lights.

That got a little bit outrageous.

Yeah, yeah.

Well, a lot of it was.

Turned into fireworks.

But if you go back and you look at the story that he's portraying, he has this gift, this ability.

You know, he's a baseball, he's young, and he also had a girlfriend that he loved, and

but he goes away to try to make the pros.

Well, then he runs into this temptation, this woman who's a stalker, shoots him, and then he disappears for like a dozen years.

He shows up as an older man, nobody knows who he is, but he doesn't even pitch anymore, but he can hit the ball like crazy.

But he gets into all the temptations of success,

He does well, but then he gets a girlfriend who's bad for him, and all these things are going on.

And he finally gets back to his true, pure love of the game and his first love, the woman, finds out he has a son.