Funny, you're absolutely right, there was an ESPN article today about NFL players being polled on their honest view of QBs, and while Tom Brady is widely viewed as living a healthy and positive lifestyle of the field, players unanimously selected him as one of the most trash talking and the most desired target to sack as a result of that and his prior success because as one player put it, and I'm paraphrasing, "you don't know unless you've played against him.  He becomes a different person on the field.  People who don't play with or against him, they just don't know."

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From: ironlady@stagen.simplelists.com [mailto:ironlady@stagen.simplelists.com] On Behalf Of Gibson, Phillip
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2017 7:13 PM
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Orange most of the time but those instances are definitely red.  I see it in my daughter when she is on the mound - a lot of red tendencies in the heat of battle or going against a batter but more orange in nature.

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On Oct 18, 2017, at 6:05 PM, Chang, Geoff <Geoff.Chang@orix.com<mailto:Geoff.Chang@orix.com>> wrote:

Love both movies.  Question though: When Hobbs stops the train as a no-name rookie and has his little side show with the Bambino and strikes him out, or when he risks death with another swing while is bleeding through his jersey in the playoffs before hitting that epic home run that knocks out the lights, or the fact that he uses that one bat and that one bat only, which he made himself - would those not be more Red than Orange?  Maybe some combination of both I suppose, no?

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From my 2 favorite films - the Natural and the Godfather.   The Natural because I've always enjoyed playing baseball and like the time period of the story.  The Godfather because I'm half-Italian and half-Scottish, and my great grandmother came from Corleone, Sicily.

Orange:  Roy Hobbs (#11), Michael Corleone
Blue:  Pop Fisher, Vito Corleone
Green:  Max Mercy, Tom Hagen
Red:  the Judge, Sonny Corleone

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