Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

They've crawled out of last place, scraped their way into the championships.
Don't ask me that.
How do you know her mama?
There is nowhere in the world I'd rather be
[grunts]
We need to talk.
You said me and Esther.
Oh! What a catch!
But, no, you just up and left.
Will they be able to put up some runs or will the Blue Sox stop 'em?
- Thank you, Cheryl. - Thank you.
So, where's your guy?
- Yeah. - It's for you.
What?
Only two girls on the team gotta share a room
- I like men. - Great. Yeah.
- [Coach] She can't walk. - [umpire] She's gonna have to.
You're in The Defender.
Some of them are really good, Dad.
Mama, I know you saw The Defender.
No, I haven't.
[Carson] We got you.
I mean... How would that work?
This is making me nervous. [breathing heavily]
I'd never let you do this alone.
Uh, Toni's asking for some help.
And I think you would go far.
How am I gonna know how to do it right?
All I wanted was to raise a child who knew her own mind.
That's what everybody says.
- Yeah, I know you too. - What, now you know everything about me?
- Yeah, of course. - Okay, great. Uh...
So, I need you...
It's the Bazooka versus the Spanish Striker.
Wait, I think we need a code word.
Well, Coach, I'd say you're a natural.
No, I don't. I was just double-checking, I don't feel sexual, no.
Come on, Terri! Come on, Terri!
[both laugh]
Listen, when you get out to South Dakota,
Time for a refill. You're missing out on the music.
Is it the blood sugar thing?
Yeah. Right up there. Don't... Don't...
[players murmuring]
and there's only one bed, so...
You think that my problem is you running around dressing like a man?
Oh, and, Carson, we're gonna beat the Blue Sox.
[crowd cheering]
- Really good, actually. - Okay.
Are you?
- So... - So...
Not sure yet. I just got off the bus.
The Defender?
to leave.