Roy Hobbs

Shout out The Natural, Barbara Hershey.

Anybody with me? There goes Roy Hobbs, the best that ever was.

Anybody see the movie The Natural? Yeah, I've seen it before.

Okay, all right.

to assume that this dude out the gate The Stevendorf gate is just going to slay it, right? And you know what? I fear the people that aren't that good because they're the ones that are putting the work in.

When people are really good, when they're Roy Hobbs naturals, they sort of like get lazy and rely on their natural abilities.

It's the person that has to put the work in, the Baker Mayfields of the world.

Those guys that really want to grind and put the work in, the effort in, become better than the guy that's just naturally good.

terribly sorry that's all right all

right who's your number one roy hobbs roy hobbs is that um that's not the natural the natural the natural yeah it's

kind of a boring movie

It's a great story.

I mean, the...

Song from the natural where Roy Hobbs hits the home run is like legendary.

I've never heard that one.

Is that after he hits the ball, he goes left foot, right foot, left foot, right foot as he goes down to first base?

I'm just a natural.

I'm like Roy Hobbs.

I'm just good, all right? And I don't know why.

And you guys are going to be buried.

And here's yet another quote.

After four days of hemorrhaging and agony at his home at 307 Henry Street, Jim Crichton passed away on October 18th at the age of 21 years and six months, having given his all to baseball in a final epic blast that Roy Hobbs, the cinematic one that is, might have envied.

Hang on, back up, back up, back up.

Four days of hemorrhaging?

It was, I was, like, the natural.

I was like the Roy Hobbs of this.

I was the wonder boy of this, and no one else in the whole neighborhood- Wonder boy.

[laughs] Yo, dude, when... [laughs] This is the dumbest, but I'll, I'll kick it off.