Casey with his nine daughters
- To an extent, it is kind of funny how whenever Casey expresses dismay at having all daughters but no sons, there ends up being a Personal Raincloud over his house—in particular, when his triplets (Kim, Peg and Jan) were born, there ended up being three rainclouds instead of just one.
- Casey frantically calling the doctor when his wife goes into labor with their first baby. The doctor heads straight to their home, leaving Casey still yelling over the phone, with no one listening in but the operators, who are apparently big fans of his. When the baby is finally born, Casey yells "Quiet!" and resumes his call, before realizing where the crying was coming from.
- When Casey's out on the town with his daughters, he sees the doctor who delivered them—Casey gets so angry that he tries beating up the doctor, but the doctor quickly gets out of there while the nine sisters end up having to (literally) drag their poor daddy home.
- The Caseyettes' inaugural game is so well attended there's an usher making a last call for fence knotholes.
- Casey's failed attempts to enter the baseball field after he's locked out:
- He piles up a bunch of junk to look over a very tall part of the fence, but is knocked out by a pop fly.
- He then tries digging his way inside—he initially just ends up on the opposite side of the corner he was already outside of. He does make his inside via Worm Sign, but a policeman sees this and pushes it (and Casey) back with a roller.
- At this point, Casey has become so frantic to get inside that he literally claws his way in (breaking down the part of the fence that he was at). But by then, the game's practically over.
- The sight of Casey taking the place of Patsy in drag—it isn't just the fact that he's obviously a tall/muscular man in a wig and an ill-fitting women's baseball uniform...it's that he's wearing them on top of his long johns.
