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* After Jackie has been stitched up Rickey comes by to share something he’d seen not long before:
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* After Jackie has been stitched up Rickey comes by to share something he’d seen not long before:that morning that summarizes the impact Jackie’s already having:
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* After Jackie has been stitched up Rickey comes by to share something he’d seen not long before:
--> '''Rickey:''' I was passing a sandlot, little white boy was up at bat. You know what he was doing?\\
'''Jackie:''' Sittin’ on a fastball?\\
'''Rickey:''' He was pretendin’ he was ''you'', rubbin’ dirt on his hands, swingin’ with his arms outstretched, like you do. Little white boy, pretendin’ he is a black man.
--> '''Rickey:''' I was passing a sandlot, little white boy was up at bat. You know what he was doing?\\
'''Jackie:''' Sittin’ on a fastball?\\
'''Rickey:''' He was pretendin’ he was ''you'', rubbin’ dirt on his hands, swingin’ with his arms outstretched, like you do. Little white boy, pretendin’ he is a black man.
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* Pee-Wee refusing to sign a petition against Jackie despite the threat the man poses to his job, saying he can have it if he's good enough to take it.
* Ed Charles and the other kids crowding around Jackie at the train.
* Ed Charles and the other kids crowding around Jackie at the train.
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* As Ben Chapman continues his barrage of racist insults, Eddie Stanky, who actually used to be teammates with Chapman, decides that since Jackie can't fight back he'll do it on his behalf:
-->'''Stanky:''' Sit down! Sit down or I'll sit you down!\\
'''Chapman:''' What's the problem, Stank?\\
'''Stanky:''' You're the problem, you goddamn disgrace. What the hell kind of man are you? You know he can't fight back. Why don't you try picking on someone who can fight back? ... You shut your mouth or I'll shut it for you. This ain't over.
-->'''Stanky:''' Sit down! Sit down or I'll sit you down!\\
'''Chapman:''' What's the problem, Stank?\\
'''Stanky:''' You're the problem, you goddamn disgrace. What the hell kind of man are you? You know he can't fight back. Why don't you try picking on someone who can fight back? ... You shut your mouth or I'll shut it for you. This ain't over.
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* After dealing with several racist Floridians during spring training, a white man approaches Jackie and Rachel as they're taking a walk. Jackie gets ready for a fight... only for the man to turn out to be a fan who came to tell Jackie he's rooting for him.
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* In an important game, a runner (Enos Slaughter) who was out by a mile "spikes" [[note]]not intentional since Slaughter was known for his hard-nosed style of play and running[[note/]] Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, Eddie Stanky instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
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* In an important game, a runner (Enos Slaughter) who was out by a mile "spikes" [[note]]not "spikes"[[note]] not intentional since Slaughter was known for his hard-nosed style of play and running[[note/]] running [[/note]] Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, Eddie Stanky instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
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* In an important game, a runner (Enos Slaughter) who was out by a mile "spikes"[[note]]not intentional since Slaughter was known for his hard-nosed style of play and running[[note]] Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, Eddie Stanky instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
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* In an important game, a runner (Enos Slaughter) who was out by a mile "spikes"[[note]]not "spikes" [[note]]not intentional since Slaughter was known for his hard-nosed style of play and running[[note]] running[[note/]] Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, Eddie Stanky instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
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* In an important game, a runner (Enos Slaughter) who was out by a mile "spikes" Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, Eddie Stanky instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
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* In an important game, a runner (Enos Slaughter) who was out by a mile "spikes" "spikes"[[note]]not intentional since Slaughter was known for his hard-nosed style of play and running[[note]] Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, Eddie Stanky instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
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* In an important game, a runner (Enos Slaughter) who was out by a mile "spikes" Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, one of the players instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
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* In an important game, a runner (Enos Slaughter) who was out by a mile "spikes" Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, one of the players Eddie Stanky instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
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* In an important game, a runner who was out by a mile "spikes" Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, one of the players instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
* Jackie asking Rachel to marry him. Nicole Beharie's face makes it.
* Jackie asking Rachel to marry him. Nicole Beharie's face makes it.
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* In an important game, a runner (Enos Slaughter) who was out by a mile "spikes" Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, one of the players instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
* Jackie asking Rachel to marry him. Nicole Beharie's face makesit.it.
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* Jackie asking Rachel to marry him. Nicole Beharie's face makes
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* Jackie promising his son that he will be there for him.
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* Manager Clay Hopper has a small, but heartwarming moment of his own in the minor league exhibition game in Sanford (or was it Daytona Beach? Someone correct this later please). In the beginning, he was an ardent racist -- subtle, but ardent -- being raised on racism ever since birth. Flash forward a few months to this exhibition game-- not only does he defend Jackie when the policeman tells Jackie to get off the field, he doesn't see what's wrong with letting him play, and I quote: "What'd he(Jackie) do not wrong?" Jackie's managed to wipe most, if not all of his manager's racist inhibitions in a matter of a few months!!!
*Jackie promising his son that he will be there for him.
*Jackie promising his son that he will be there for him.
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* In an important game, a runner who was out by a mile "spikes" Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, one of the players instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
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* In an important game, a runner who was out by a mile "spikes" Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, one of the players instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out.""
* Jackie asking Rachel to marry him. Nicole Beharie's face makes it.
* Jackie asking Rachel to marry him. Nicole Beharie's face makes it.
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* When a pitcher deliberately throws a fastball to hit Jackie's head, Jackie's ''entire'' team ''jumps'' out of the dugout to deal with the pitcher.
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--> '''Jackie:''' My dad left me when I was six months older than you are. I don’t remember nothing. Nothing good. Nothing bad. You '''will''' remember me. I’m gonna be here with you till the day I die.
* When a pitcher deliberately throws a fastball to hit Jackie's head, Jackie's ''entire'' team ''jumps'' out of the dugout to deal with thepitcher.pitcher.
* In an important game, a runner who was out by a mile "spikes" Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, one of the players instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
* When a pitcher deliberately throws a fastball to hit Jackie's head, Jackie's ''entire'' team ''jumps'' out of the dugout to deal with the
* In an important game, a runner who was out by a mile "spikes" Jackie's leg, driving his cleat into him and sending him down to the field. After helping him up, one of the players instructs the pitcher to throw at the next batter's head, but Jackie talks them down. "Game's too important. Just get him out."
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* Jackie promising his son that he will be there for him.
* When a pitcher deliberately throws a fastball to hit Jackie's head, Jackie's ''entire'' team ''jumps'' out of the dugout to deal with the pitcher.
* When a pitcher deliberately throws a fastball to hit Jackie's head, Jackie's ''entire'' team ''jumps'' out of the dugout to deal with the pitcher.
