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That was the downer message of the movie, ...

Posted by free.ranger on July 28, 2012 at 17:58:56:
... the equating of players to $$ and livestock. Which in turn has led to the megasalaries, free agencies, etc. No more loyalties. This was the start of it all. The days of Al Kaline were over (with the standout exception of Cal Ripken Jr).

I used to hate Pitt as a just a pretty boy, but the man has talents. I enjoy the nuance he brings to his characters.