My 10 favorite Lou Brown lines
As a tribute to actor James Gammon, who died Saturday at 70. He is best known to everyone I know as Lou Brown in Major League.
I always assumed the Lou Brown character was based on Dick Williams, the Hall of Fame manager of many, many teams. Either way, Gammon breathed incredible realism into a character that was about sixth in the film's importance. These lines are from the edited for TV version. I recognize the unedited version is funnier and cooler, but I try not to swear on this blog.
1. "I don't know ... let me think it over, will ya Charlie? I got a guy on the other line about some whitewalls. I'll talk to you later."
2. "Forget about the curveball Ricky... give him a heater."
3. "Nice velocity."
4. "No, let's see how he reacts... interesting."
5. "Startin' to come together Pepper; startin' to come together."
6. "This guy hits a ton, how come nobody else picked up on him? Oh.
7. "Nice catch Hayes. Don't ever do it again."
8. "I know he hasn't done very well against this guy but I got a hunch he's due."
9. "My kind of team Charlie; it's my kind of team."
10. "Well you may run like Mays, but you hit like his sister."
Rest in peace.
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