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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: The movie has been sometimes cited by publications as one of the most historically inaccurate movies ever released. The only HistoricalDomainCharacter depicted is Babe Ruth and the Yankees never lost any of the games during the 1932 World Series.
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** The movie has been sometimes cited by publications as one of the most historically inaccurate movies ever released. The only HistoricalDomainCharacter depicted is Babe Ruth and the Yankees never lost any of the games during the 1932 WorldSeries.Series.
** Zig-zagged when Cross assumes that Ruth would be "nothing without his bat" and sends Lefty out to steal it. Ironically, the resal Babe Ruth was a fairly good pitcher before he became the power hitter history knows him by. In any case, Ruth disproves that he is bad without Darlin' when he tells Yankee that it's not about the bat, but the batter.
** The movie has been sometimes cited by publications as one of the most historically inaccurate movies ever released. The only HistoricalDomainCharacter depicted is Babe Ruth and the Yankees never lost any of the games during the 1932 World
** Zig-zagged when Cross assumes that Ruth would be "nothing without his bat" and sends Lefty out to steal it. Ironically, the resal Babe Ruth was a fairly good pitcher before he became the power hitter history knows him by. In any case, Ruth disproves that he is bad without Darlin' when he tells Yankee that it's not about the bat, but the batter.
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* ComicalNapDrool: A sleeping Yankee drools on Screwie, much to the latter's chagrin and disgust.
--> '''Screwie:''' Hey, kid! Wake up! You’re turning me into a spitball!
--> '''Screwie:''' Hey, kid! Wake up! You’re turning me into a spitball!
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* ToiletHumor: The morning after his first night with Yankee, Screwie has the misfortune of rolling under the cover right when the kid farts.
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* ToiletHumor: The morning after his first night with Yankee, Screwie has the misfortune of rolling under the cover covers right when the kid farts.
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In 1932 [[BigApplesauce New York City]], 10-year old Yankees fan [[MeaningfulName Yankee]] Irving is a big fan of Creator/BabeRuth and dreams about becoming a professional baseball player himself one day, despite being lousy at being a novice. One day, during a visit at the Yankee Stadium with the help of his father working as a janitor there, he gets to see Ruth's special baseball bat. However, he is shooed away by an unknown security officer – who is actually Lefty Maginnis, a pitcher for the rival Chicago Cubs who's working for their owner Napoleon Cross to help them beat the Yankees in the upcoming World Series by stealing Babe Ruth's precious lucky bat. Lefty manages to do this, indirectly causing Yankee's father to lose his job and putting their family in danger of living out on the streets during TheGreatDepression. Yankee, knowing full well who's responsible for the theft, embarks on a journey to recover the bat and return it to Ruth in time for the series while dealing with Lefty and Napoleon.
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In 1932 [[BigApplesauce New York City]], 10-year old Yankees fan [[MeaningfulName Yankee]] Irving is a big fan of Creator/BabeRuth and dreams about becoming a professional baseball player himself one day, despite being lousy at being a novice. One day, during a visit at the Yankee Stadium with the help of his father working as a janitor there, he gets to see Ruth's special baseball bat. However, he is shooed away by an unknown security officer – who is actually Lefty Maginnis, a pitcher for the rival Chicago Cubs who's working for their owner Napoleon Cross to help them beat the Yankees in the upcoming World Series by stealing Babe Ruth's precious lucky bat. Lefty manages to do this, indirectly causing Yankee's father to lose his job and putting their family in danger of living out on the streets during TheGreatDepression. Yankee, knowing full well who's who was responsible for the theft, embarks on a journey to recover the bat and return it to Ruth in time for the series while dealing with Lefty and Napoleon.
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In 1932 [[BigApplesauce New York City]], 10-year old Yankees fan [[MeaningfulName Yankee]] Irving is a big fan of Creator/BabeRuth and dreams about becoming a professional baseball player himself one day, despite being lousy at being a novice. One day, during a visit at the Yankee Stadium with the help of his father working as a janitor there, he gets to see Ruth's special baseball bat. However, he is shooed away by an unknown security officer – who is really Lefty Maginnis, a pitcher for the Chicago Cubs who's working for their owner Napoleon Cross to help the team beat the Yankees in the upcoming World Series by stealing Babe Ruth's precious lucky bat. Lefty manages to do this, indirectly causing Yankee's father to lose his job and putting their family in danger of living out on the streets during TheGreatDepression. Yankee, knowing full well who's responsible for the dirty deed, embarks on a journey to recover the bat and return it to Ruth while dealing with Lefty and Napoleon.
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In 1932 [[BigApplesauce New York City]], 10-year old Yankees fan [[MeaningfulName Yankee]] Irving is a big fan of Creator/BabeRuth and dreams about becoming a professional baseball player himself one day, despite being lousy at being a novice. One day, during a visit at the Yankee Stadium with the help of his father working as a janitor there, he gets to see Ruth's special baseball bat. However, he is shooed away by an unknown security officer – who is really actually Lefty Maginnis, a pitcher for the rival Chicago Cubs who's working for their owner Napoleon Cross to help the team them beat the Yankees in the upcoming World Series by stealing Babe Ruth's precious lucky bat. Lefty manages to do this, indirectly causing Yankee's father to lose his job and putting their family in danger of living out on the streets during TheGreatDepression. Yankee, knowing full well who's responsible for the dirty deed, theft, embarks on a journey to recover the bat and return it to Ruth in time for the series while dealing with Lefty and Napoleon.
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* CassandraTruth: Nobody wants to believe an unchecked security guard – who was actually part of the rival baseball team – stole the bat with Yankee's account of the events. This kick-starts Yankee's adventure to retrieve and return the bat to Ruth to save his family from living in the streets.
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* CassandraTruth: Nobody wants to believe Yankee's story that an unchecked security guard – who was actually part of the rival baseball team – stole the bat with Yankee's account of the events.Babe Ruth's bat. This kick-starts Yankee's adventure to retrieve and return the bat to Ruth to save his family from living in the streets.
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** The film is set in 1932, yet at one point Screwie mentions Franchise/{{Superman}} (which is director Creator/ChristopherReeve's most iconic role), a character that wouldn't be created until 1938.
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** The film is set in 1932, yet at one point Screwie mentions Franchise/{{Superman}} (which is director (director Creator/ChristopherReeve's most iconic role), a character that wouldn't be created until 1938.
** Yankee Stadium is shown with lights for night games, something that ''no'' major league ballpark had in 1932.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: The movie has been sometimes cited by publications as one of the most historically inaccurate movies ever released. The only HistoricalDomainCharacter depicted is Babe Ruth and the Yankees never lost any of the games during the 1932 series.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: The movie has been sometimes cited by publications as one of the most historically inaccurate movies ever released. The only HistoricalDomainCharacter depicted is Babe Ruth and the Yankees never lost any of the games during the 1932 series.World Series.
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In 1932 [[BigApplesauce New York City]], 10-year old Yankees fan [[MeaningfulName Yankee]] Irving is a big fan of Creator/BabeRuth and dreams about becoming a professional baseball player himself one day, despite being lousy at being a novice. One day, during a visit at the Yankee Stadium with the help of his father working as a janitor there, he gets to see Ruth's special baseball bat. However, he is shooed away by an unknown security officer – who is really Lefty Maginnis, a pitcher for the Chicago Cubs who's employed by their owner Napoleon Cross to help the team beat the Yankees in the upcoming World Series by stealing Babe Ruth's precious lucky bat. Lefty manages to do this, indirectly causing Yankee's father to lose his job and putting their family in danger of living out on the streets during TheGreatDepression. Yankee, knowing full well who's responsible for the dirty deed, embarks on a journey to recover the bat and return it to Ruth while dealing with Lefty and Napoleon.
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In 1932 [[BigApplesauce New York City]], 10-year old Yankees fan [[MeaningfulName Yankee]] Irving is a big fan of Creator/BabeRuth and dreams about becoming a professional baseball player himself one day, despite being lousy at being a novice. One day, during a visit at the Yankee Stadium with the help of his father working as a janitor there, he gets to see Ruth's special baseball bat. However, he is shooed away by an unknown security officer – who is really Lefty Maginnis, a pitcher for the Chicago Cubs who's employed by working for their owner Napoleon Cross to help the team beat the Yankees in the upcoming World Series by stealing Babe Ruth's precious lucky bat. Lefty manages to do this, indirectly causing Yankee's father to lose his job and putting their family in danger of living out on the streets during TheGreatDepression. Yankee, knowing full well who's responsible for the dirty deed, embarks on a journey to recover the bat and return it to Ruth while dealing with Lefty and Napoleon.
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* CassandraTruth: Nobody wants to believe an unchecked security guard - who was actually part of the rival baseball team - stole the bat with Yankee's account of the events. This kick-starts Yankee's adventure to retrieve and return the bat to Ruth to save his family from living in the streets.
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* CassandraTruth: Nobody wants to believe an unchecked security guard - – who was actually part of the rival baseball team - – stole the bat with Yankee's account of the events. This kick-starts Yankee's adventure to retrieve and return the bat to Ruth to save his family from living in the streets.
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In [[TheGreatDepression 1932]] [[BigApplesauce New York City]], 10-year old Yankees fan [[MeaningfulName Yankee]] Irving is a big fan of Creator/BabeRuth and dreams about becoming a professional baseball player himself one day, despite being lousy at being a novice. One day, during a visit at the Yankee Stadium with the help of his father working as a janitor there, he gets to see Ruth's special baseball bat. However, he is shooed away by an unknown security officer – who is really Lefty Maginnis, a pitcher for rival team Chicago Cubs – employed by Napoleon Cross – the owner of his team who wishes to make the Yankees lose against his team – by stealing Ruth's precious lucky bat. Lefty manages to do so, indirectly causing Yankee's father to lose his job and endangering Yankee's family to live out on the streets during the Great Depression. Knowing full well who did the deed, Yankee embarks on a journey to recover the bat and return it to Babe Ruth while dealing with Lefty and Napoleon.
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In [[TheGreatDepression 1932]] 1932 [[BigApplesauce New York City]], 10-year old Yankees fan [[MeaningfulName Yankee]] Irving is a big fan of Creator/BabeRuth and dreams about becoming a professional baseball player himself one day, despite being lousy at being a novice. One day, during a visit at the Yankee Stadium with the help of his father working as a janitor there, he gets to see Ruth's special baseball bat. However, he is shooed away by an unknown security officer – who is really Lefty Maginnis, a pitcher for rival team the Chicago Cubs – who's employed by their owner Napoleon Cross – to help the owner of his team who wishes to make beat the Yankees lose against his team – in the upcoming World Series by stealing Babe Ruth's precious lucky bat. Lefty manages to do so, this, indirectly causing Yankee's father to lose his job and endangering Yankee's putting their family to live in danger of living out on the streets during the Great Depression. Knowing TheGreatDepression. Yankee, knowing full well who did who's responsible for the dirty deed, Yankee embarks on a journey to recover the bat and return it to Babe Ruth while dealing with Lefty and Napoleon.
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In [[TheGreatDepression 1932]] [[BigApplesauce New York City]], ten-year old Yankees fan [[MeaningfulName Yankee]] Irving is a big fan of Creator/BabeRuth and dreams about becoming a professional baseball player himself one day, despite being lousy at being a novice. One day, during a visit at the Yankee Stadium with the help of his father working as a janitor there, he gets to see Ruth's special baseball bat. However, he is shooed away by an unknown security officer – who is really Lefty Maginnis, a pitcher for rival team Chicago Cubs – employed by Napoleon Cross – the owner of his team who wishes to make the Yankees lose against his team – by stealing Ruth's precious lucky bat. Lefty manages to do so, indirectly causing Yankee's father to lose his job and endangering Yankee's family to live out on the streets during the Great Depression. Knowing full well who did the deed, Yankee embarks on a journey to recover the bat and return it to Babe Ruth while dealing with Lefty and Napoleon.
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In [[TheGreatDepression 1932]] [[BigApplesauce New York City]], ten-year 10-year old Yankees fan [[MeaningfulName Yankee]] Irving is a big fan of Creator/BabeRuth and dreams about becoming a professional baseball player himself one day, despite being lousy at being a novice. One day, during a visit at the Yankee Stadium with the help of his father working as a janitor there, he gets to see Ruth's special baseball bat. However, he is shooed away by an unknown security officer – who is really Lefty Maginnis, a pitcher for rival team Chicago Cubs – employed by Napoleon Cross – the owner of his team who wishes to make the Yankees lose against his team – by stealing Ruth's precious lucky bat. Lefty manages to do so, indirectly causing Yankee's father to lose his job and endangering Yankee's family to live out on the streets during the Great Depression. Knowing full well who did the deed, Yankee embarks on a journey to recover the bat and return it to Babe Ruth while dealing with Lefty and Napoleon.
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During 1932, 10-year old Yankees fan [[MeaningfulName Yankee]] Irving is a big fan of Babe Ruth and dreams about becoming a professional baseball player one day, despite being lousy at being a novice. One day, during a visit at the Yankee Stadium with the help of his father working as a janitor there, he gets to see Ruth's special baseball bat. However, he is shooed away by an unknown security officer - who is really Lefty Maginnis, a pitcher for rival team Chicago Cubs - employed by Napoleon Cross - the owner of his team who wishes to make the Yankees lose against his team - by stealing Ruth's precious lucky bat. Lefty manages to do so, indirectly causing Yankee's father to lose his job and endangering Yankee's family to live out on the streets during the Great Depression. Knowing full well who did the deed, Yankee embarks on a journey to recover the bat and return it to Babe Ruth while dealing with Lefty and Napoleon.
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* ReactiveContinuousScream: Initiated by Darlin', thinking she's being stolen by Yankee, who in turn screams back at the sight that Darlin' is also alive. Screwie on the other hand, lets out a sarcastic "aaahhh!"
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* NiceHat: Yankee wears a blue New York Yankee baseball cap.
