Trouble with the Curve-Quotes
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Gus: “Good scouts are the heart of this game.”
Gus: “That’s Feng Schmay – don’t you know anything?”
Gus: “I don’t need easier.”
Gus: “I said I don’t think so. That means no.”
“What crawled up you’re a**?”
Gus: “Old age.”
Mickey’s boyfriend: “We’re perfect together. Friends, lawyers…if you look at it on paper, we’re perfect.”
Gus: “Wait till I see that horse’s a**”
Mickey: “It must be so rewarding to be one of your friends.”
Mickey looking at her dad’s dented car: “What happened here?”
Gus: “My garage is starting to shrink.”
Gus: “I saw you touching her. Now get out of here before I give myself a heart attack trying to kill you.”
Mickey: “In spite of you, I feel this dysfunctional responsibility to make sure you’re ok.”
Mickey: “As always, it’s been really nice talking with you.”
“I’ve got half a beer back at the bar that won’t argue with me.”
Mickey: “Why are you next to me?”
Johnny: “Because you’re the only scout I’ve ever been attracted to…thank God.”
Johnny: “You’re lucky to be alive.”
Gus: “How old are you sonny?”
Johnny: “28”
Gus: “Well how would you know if I’m lucky to be alive?”
Johnny to Gus about raising Mickey: “How’d you handle that all by yourself?”
Gus: “I didn’t.”
Johnny: “We’ve gotta get a camera crew to follow you guys around. I mean, Kardashian’s have nothing on you. Poor Bruce.”
To Gus about going blind: “Why didn’t you say anything?”
Gus: “Because if I said something they’d replace me and find somebody new.”
Mickey, on talking to her Dad: “I’ve tried. Trust me.”
Johnny: “As you know, to hit the magical 300 you gotta fail three out of ten times.”
Mickey’s boyfriend about her crazy life: “Wow, you are not kidding. You really have no available space.”
Mickey about her relationship with her Dad: “Everything’s OK as long as we don’t talk.”
Mickey: “My dad would sing that when we were low, and it would help.”
Johnny: “Well… you have his voice.”
Gus: “That’s no life for a kid of mine.”
Mickey: “I guess what I wanted didn’t matter.”
Mickey to Gus about sitting with him at baseball games as a kid: “They weren’t the cheap seats.”
“Save it. Being comfortable is overrated.”
Mickey: “You sending me away wasn’t protecting me, it was rejecting me; and I’ve been working really hard to be sure no one ever does that to me again…and being alone really sucks.”
Mickey to kid at tryouts: “Nervous?”
“No ma’am. It’s just a game.”