Good game yesterday. [laughter]

We're going to the Cubs game! We're going to the Cubs game!

-How was game? -[indistinct grunt]

This game is making me crazy!

that's ever played this game! Now! [choking]

-Autographs after the game. -Wait! I'm Henry Rowengartner!

September in Chevaz Ravine, Los Angeles, California. Our beloved Cubbies are just three games behind the New York Mets, with 15 games left to play.

Come on, what is this? Get the game going! What's going on!

Steadman makes a game-saving out! Keeping the Cubs ahead by one!

-I got a game! -Yeah, Henry thinks that he's actually gonna play today.

Big game like this, I gotta go with experience. Even if it is you.

-Don't worry about it. It's just the biggest game in your life. -I know. -Come on.

This is it folks. This is what it's all about. One game. There is no tomorrow.

-Oh I didn't know! Stop worrying, it's just part of the game! -It's gonna be great, mom!

Readiness, recuperation, conditioning. You see, after the game, a lot of guys like to ice up their arms.

Don't take this game too seriously. Because one day it's gonna be over. Your gift will be gone.

-Bye. Have a great game. -Hey hey hey. -Okay, okay! I'll see you guys up there. -See you Mrs. Rowengartner.

-Wait a sec! This game is on cable! Here. -Sure, I'll throw it and get harrassed. Here Henry, you throw it!

Baseball is 162 grueling games played in a more than a dozen cities. Now on the field, we conserve our energy.

Uh, if we don't sell out every game for the rest of the season, we are going to, uh, have to forfeit the franchise.