Sentences with phrase «crying in baseball»

There may not be crying in baseball... = -.

There's no crying in baseball.

And while it has been overplayed, Hanks's diatribe on crying in baseball is still one of the most iconic lines in movie history, giving the film, or at least the moment, a great relevance even today.

Tom Hanks has one classic line («They're no crying in baseball!»)

If «The Phenom» could be compared to any baseball movie before it, «A League of Their Own» offers a fascinating contrast; Tom Hanks» macho declaration «There's no crying in baseball!»

«There's no crying in baseball!»

Co-stars include Geena Davis as Dottie, Tom Hanks (There's no crying in baseball!)

Geena Davis» Rockford Peaches may lose that final game, but as Tom Hanks taught us, «there is no crying in baseball!»

Not exact matches

This is a simple example of Sports Moments In Which I Would Start Crying Then Quit Playing Forever, but Hunter Pence not only didn't cry after fouling a Stephen Strasburg pitch off the dirt and into his own cheek and sustaining a bruise so ripe that you can see the baseball seams..

In a sport as complicated as baseball, there is no shortage of other mysteries that cry out to be demystified.

On the way to his baseball league's opening celebration in Stow, Massachusetts, the second - grader started crying so hard his mother was afraid he'd have a panic attack after pollen blew into his eyes through open car windows.

Braving — at rough estimate — six million or so jokes about baseball, and if there's any crying therein, Broad City's Abbi Jacobson and Mozart In The Jungle's Will Graham are teaming up to bring the Penny Marshall classic A League Of Their Own back to TV.

The first film I saw that cried for end - of - the - year remembrance was a modest baseball drama I caught at the Santa Barbara Film Festival in February.

cries Abby, a mother who's just been hit on the head by her son's baseball in the opening scene of writer - director Stacie Passon's new film, «Concussion.»

Without death, we would have be unable to cry our hearts out at Fault in Our Stars, cringe at the «baseball to the head death» in the Raid 2 with its now nasty context and secretly punch the air when Angelina Jolie threw Sharlto Copley's Scottish accent off a building.

SEMA 2005 is a far cry from the first SEMA show in 1967, held at a baseball stadium in Los Angeles.

I'll admit, I cried when I popped in the first DVD and saw my now 15 year old son as a two year old running on the baseball field.