Highlights
The Devil Wears Prada 2 - Runway Fallout Clip
The Devil Wears Prada 2
Cape Fear Season 1 - Opportunity Knocks Clip
Cape Fear
Toy Story 5 - Sheriff Joke Clip
Toy Story 5
The Deputy - William H. Macy as Sheriff Krueger
The Deputy
Lee Cronin's The Mummy - What Happened to Their Daughter Clip
Lee Cronin's The Mummy
PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie - Rex Character Poster
PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie
For All Mankind Season 5 - 50 Years in 20 Seconds Clip
For All Mankind
Unabomber - First Look at Russell Crowe and Jacob Tremblay
Unabomber
Ted Lasso Season 4 - Relationship Advice from Mum Clip
Ted Lasso
PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie - Chase Character Poster
PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie
Sugar Season 2 - Sugar and Wiley Clip
Sugar
The Deputy - Stephen Dorff as Billy Banks
The Deputy
Toy Story 5 - We Are All Toys Clip
Toy Story 5
The Deputy - Duke Nicholson as Toby
The Deputy
For Love of the Game

For Love of the Game (1999) - Quotes

Audience Score
64

Baseball Conversations in For Love of the Game

Gus Sinski: How ya doing, ace?
Billy Chapel: Anybody been on base?
Gus Sinksi: [Shakes his head] No way.
Billy Chapel: [Surprised] Nobody?
Gus Sinksi: This, I ain't seen much of.
Billy Chapel: Me neither.
Gus Sinski: [Billy hangs his head] Chappie...I never have. What's the matter?
Billy Chapel: I don't know if I have anything left.
Gus Sinski: [sees the home plate umpire coming to the mound and waves him off before turning back to Billy] Chappie, you just throw whatever you got. Whatever's left. The boys are all here for you, we'll back you up, we'll be there. Cause Billy...we don't stink right now. We're the best team in baseball, right now, right this minute, because of you. You're the reason. We're not gonna screw that up, we're gonna be awesome for you right now. Just. Throw. Alright?

The Consequences of Reliability in Sports

Frank Perry: [Billy is warming up in the bullpen before the game] Well, since you're throwing bullets, I'm not even gonna mention the fact that you're an hour late, and I have been standing here trying to figure out who my starting pitcher would be if you didn't show up.
Billy Chapel: Have I ever not showed? In the 19 years, have I ever not showed?
Frank Perry: Well, that's true of everyone until the first time they don't show.

Heartbreak and Loss in Sports

Jane Aubrey: You ever gotten your heart broken?
Billy Chapel: Yeah. When we lost the pennant in 87.

Living Independently in a Relationship

Jane Aubrey: So, when you're away, I'll live my life and you'll live yours. And none of this stupid bullshit "why didn't you call me?" crap. And "What you do when you're not with me has nothing to do with me" and vice versa. No questions asked, no worrying, no obsessing.
Billy Chapel: That sounded perfect.

Love and Friendship in Difficult Circumstances

Jane Aubrey: What if my face was all scraped off and I was totally disfigured and had no arms and legs and I was completely paralyzed. Would you still love me?
Billy Chapel: No. But we could still be friends.

Uncertainty in Romantic Relationships

Heather: So, are you my mom's boyfriend?
Billy Chapel: I'm not sure.
Heather: But you've slept with her.

Counting Losses in Life and Sports

Jane Aubrey: Do you lose very much?
Billy Chapel: I lose. I've lost 134 times.
Jane Aubrey: You count them?
Billy Chapel: We count everything.

Misunderstanding About Deodorant Brands

Jane Aubrey: I need a regular guy. Not the guy in the Old Spice commercials.
Billy Chapel: It was Right Guard.
Billy Chapel: It was Right Guard, not Old Spice.
Jane Aubrey: I was being metaphorical.

Misunderstanding Between Jane and Billy

Jane Aubrey: It's not mine.
Billy Chapel: You mean it doubles as a flashlight?

The Decision to Retire from Baseball

Mike Udall: *Mike Udall, the Tigers’ trainer telling Billy why he should retire.

The Burden of Achievement and Expectations

Mike Udall: “You’ve done it all; you’ve won every award there is to win. You’ve got a room a room reserved in Cooperstown. I don’t know how much more you have to prove. Even if you make it back, you won’t be 100%, you won’t even be 50… ”

Team Support and Confidence in the Moment

Gus Sinksi: The boys are all here for ya, we'll back you up, we'll be there, cause, Billy, we don't stink right now. We're the best team in baseball, right now, right this minute, because of you. You're the reason. We're not gonna screw that up, we're gonna be awesome for you right now. Just throw.

Small Efforts Accumulate to Create Impact

Gus Sinksi: You know, a lot of little bottles makes a big bottle, Chapy

Hidden Depths of a Baseball Game

Vin Scully: As so often happens in a ball game, there are so many other under currents, so much more that meets the eye… the owner of the beleaguered franchise selling their star player, and all the while, Billy Chapel had to make the biggest decision of his life…

Yankee Stadium: A Cathedral and Chapel

Vin Scully: The cathedral that is Yankee Stadium belongs to a Chapel.

Pitching Against Time

Vin Scully: At 40 years old Billy Chapel is flirting with perhaps the greatest accomplishment in baseball and standing his way is Matt Crane hitting for Babe Nardini. Then Jesus Cabrillo and Ken Strout has a bat in his hands in the dug out and might very well get the call to bat for Jaimie Ruiz. And, you know, Steve, you get he feeling that Billy Chapel... isn't pitching against left-handers. He isn't pitching against pinch hitters.... He isn't pitching against the Yankees. He's pitching against time.

Seeking Comfort in Unconventional Places

Billy Chapel: [while helping a traded teammate, Davis Birch, move] I ain't carryin no books. Where's the pillows?

A Plea for Relief in Baseball

Billy Chapel: God, I always said I would never bother You about baseball, always seemed silly. But if You could make this pain in my shoulder stop for ten minutes...

Maintaining Dignity Amidst Public Scrutiny

Billy Chapel: [consoling Mickey Hart after an embarrassing play in [[w:Fenway Park|Fenway Park] There's a bunch of cameras out there right now waiting to make a joke of this, Mick. So you can either stop, give them the sound bite, do the dance. Or you can hold your head up and walk by, and the next time we're in Boston, we'll go out there and work the wall together. Don't help them make a joke out of you.

Disdain for the Yankees in Sports Rivalry

Billy Chapel: [to himself, pitching to Sam Tuttle] Sam Tuttle. I can't think of a better reason not to be a Yankee.

Appreciation for the Game of Baseball

Billy Chapel: The game doesn't stink, Mr. Wheeler. It's a great game.

Focus and Clarity in the Moment

Billy Chapel: [repeated line - his trick for concentration] Clear the mechanism.

A Farewell to the Game He Loves

Billy Chapel: [writing on a baseball] Tell them I'm through, "for love of the game", Billy Chapel

Recognition of New York's Unique Presence

Billy Chapel: [Hearing Yankee fans boo and jeer him] I can always tell when I'm in New York.