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- [Announcer] Ladies and gentlemen,
we're getting ready for kickoff here.
- [Trainer] All wrapped up, ready to go.
(crowd cheering)
- Watch the line, buddy. - Come on, Jackson.
(crowd cheering)
(upbeat electronica music continues)
- [Announcer] Ladies and gentlemen,
please welcome your Whalers.
(fireworks popping) (crowd cheering)
- [Jimmy] Aha, there he is.
- Is Uncle Mike playing?
- [Danielle] Sure is.
- Yes.
Is Grandma Gertie coming over?
- [Jimmy] No, she's watching the game with her friends
at the pub in her complex.
- It's the only pub in town
where the minimum age is 65 and over.
- You're just jealous.
- Yeah, I know.
It's awesome there
and here,
but when I'm old, send me there.
- Got it.
(people chattering) (mellow big band music)
- Oh, there he is.
There, that's my Mikey.
Oh, you go get him, kiddo.
I taught him everything he noticed. (laughing)
- You taught him how to cheat at poker? (laughing)
- Oh stop. (laughing)
- I know that Whalers and Football League of America fans
are absolutely ecstatic that Bay Area native Mike Hanson
is having an incredible start to the season
after missing all of last year due to that brutal ACL tear.
- Yeah, Mike Hanson has been
on a whole other level these first few weeks.
I actually spoke to him before the game,
and he really feels that this
is really the year that he will win his ring.
- You know, Roy, I think a few of Mike Hanson's fans
are quite happy to see that he still isn't wearing
that other kind of ring on his finger.
- You know, they are a very intense bunch, Al. (chuckling)
- Was your brother always this popular with the ladies
back in high school?
- Yeah, but he was so focused on football
and getting into a D1 school, he didn't even notice,
which made him even more attractive.
Man, we hated him.
(Danielle chuckling)
- [Game Announcer] Ladies and gentlemen,
we're getting ready for kickoff here.
(gentle piano music)
- [Video Narrator] As the prospective buyers
are shown this new colonial.
- Mom, what are you watching?
The Stallions-Whalers game is on.
Can I please change it?
- Ah, yeah, sure.
- Yes.
Don't you wanna watch?
I know how much you hate the Whalers.
- I don't hate them.
- You make a weird face every time they're on.
- Well, I'm from Dallas.
It's genetic.
Yes, I will watch with you.
I just have to finish something for work.
Georgina asked me to write up a listing
for a 1200-square-foot in Lafayette
without using the word charming.
It can't be done.
Do you wanna help?
- Let's go, Stallions.
(clapping)
Woo.
- And she's gone.
- [Players] Break. (clapping)
(upbeat electronica music) (crowd cheering)
(referee whistle sounding)
- [Quarterback] Red 15, Blue 26.
Ready?
Hut.
- [Roy] Here we go.
Opening drive for the Whalers.
Slot receiver's in motion.
- [Al] And it's a deep ball down the sideline.
- [Roy] What an impossible catch
by Mike Hanson for 34 yards.
Wow, what a tackle by Burns.
- Oh, and we heard that one from the booth, Roy.
- [Roy] That did not look good.
Given his previous injury, this is bad.
- [Gus] Don't watch any more, Gertie.
It will drive you crazy.
- If he's hurt again, he's gonna be inconsolable.
- Yeah.
- And that kid who hit him,
I got half of mind to call his mother.
Where is my phone?
(playful music)
- Ah, gee, you had it a minute ago.
(crowd applauding)
- Is Uncle Mike going to be okay?
- Yeah, of course he is.
- I'm sure he just got the wind knocked out of him.
- And, Roy, you can see it in Hanson's eyes,
just total shock that he might be hurt again.
Let's hope this injury isn't too serious.
- Who got hurt?
- Mike Hanson, Whalers receiver.
- Is he okay?
- I don't know.
- Well, just another reason
why I am glad you play flag football.
No tackling.
- I tackled Lucas Murray.
- Yeah and got benched for the rest of the game.
- He said nobody wanted me on the team
just 'cause I was a girl.
What was I supposed to do?
- Out play them.
- I can't.
They never give me the ball.
- Still?
- If Dad was at his place for longer than a week at a time,
he could be the coach.
- I know.
(gentle music)
(sighing) I'm sorry, sweetheart.
- I can play with a broken rib, Coach.
Everybody does.
- It's not a rib, Mike.
Ribs, plural, multiple fractures.
I don't even know how you're sitting up straight.
- Can we just try the cortisone?
- I don't think it's gonna be enough
to even dull the pain, Mike.
- Yeah, but it might.
Coach, come on.
I can't be out again,
not after everything that happened last year.
Come on, you gotta let me try.
(Coach sighing)
- I think it worked.
I feel great.
- Music to my ears, Mike.
Catch.
(Mike groaning)
- We'll take some more detailed scans tomorrow,
but we're probably looking at a minimum four weeks.
Could be six or eight.
- No, no, no, I can make it back in four.
Coach, come on.
You know how hard I worked after my ACL repair.
- This is different, Mike.
If you wanna heal, there's no lifting, no training.
Just rest and therapy.
- We're probably gonna have
to put you back on injured reserve.
- So I just sit on my hands for a month?
- No.
We'll expect you to keep up with game film,
do whatever PT you can,
and attend team meetings when we're home.
You're a leader, Mike.
When we do get back, we're gonna need ya.
- What you need as a receiver who can win you a ring.
- Hey, look at me.
We're not givin' up on ya.
I promise.
Chin up, son.
(somber piano music)
(can clunking) (Mike groaning)
(sighing)
(cell phone ringing)
(can clunking)
(cell phone ringing)
(cell phone beeping)
- Hey.
Richard, Richard, I don't care about losing my bonus, okay?
I just wanna get back on the field.
- As a Whaler, right?
- Yeah, as a Whaler.
Coach said they were gonna take care of me.
What are you hearing?
Are they trading me?
- (laughing) I'm not hearing anything, Mikey.
I'm just making sure I'm ready for whatever comes your way.
That's my job.
You rest up.
I'll call you tomorrow.
- (grunting) Yeah.
(sighing)
- (sighing) Unbelievable.
Do you see what they're saying,
after everything he's given to this team?
- Sweet you're wearing that jersey today, honey.
Uncle Mike would be proud.
- He's on the injured reserve, Danielle.
He's not dead.
- Same thing.
(doorbell ringing)
Oh, carpool's here.
Have a great day.
- See you at practice, kiddo, and make sure you hydrate.
We're doin' shuttle runs.
- Manner of Coach is mean.
- [Jimmy] Isn't he?
- Bye. - Bye.
- Mike Hanson bleeds Whaler Blue.
He has given everything to this team
and his fans for his whole career,
and you just wanna write 'em off like a business lunch?
- Okay, Jimmy, enough.
You can't respond to every single post.
- I can with enough coffee.
(playful music)
Come on.
(coffee gurgling)
Thank you.
- Come on, Kira, let's get going.
I've got some buyers coming to look
at a property in the Woodlands,
and don't forget your football stuff.
I'm gonna take you straight to practice after school.
- Got it.
- [Erin] Maybe I can talk to your coach, huh?
- No, please don't.
I can handle it myself.
- I have no doubt about that.
You are the strongest girl I know.
- So, you won't say anything?
- I won't, unless I absolutely have to.
- Mom.
- It's my job.
- [Kira] Your job is selling houses.
- Well, this one's more important.
Come on.
(playful music)
- [Georgina] So, I ran into Kurt Woodford this morning.
- Uh huh. - Mmm hmm.
- Uh huh.
- He told me he asked you out.
You turned him down flat?
- Yeah, you know I don't date other real estate agents.
Too complicated.
- Well, why did you turn down Jim from the gym?
- And when it doesn't work out,
we have to fight over who keeps the membership?
No, thank you.
- Fine, what about that guy?
- Hang on, hang on.
Bring, bring, my phone's ringing.
Hello?
Hi, excuse to stop talking to Georgina about my love life.
Yeah, no, no, no, perfect timing.
One second.
- I know what you're doing.
It's not even a real phone call.
I heard you say bring, bring.
- So funny.
- [Georgina] Yeah, okay.
(playful music)
(cell phone ringing)
(cell phone beeping)
- Hey.
- Mikey, where you been?
I've been trying you for an entire day.
You okay?
What am I sayin'?
Of course you're not.
I'm real sorry, bro.
- [Mike] Yeah, me too.
- So, you really sittin' out for a month?
- Looks that way, but hey, at least I got good snacks.
Look at all this stuff.
- This is just sad.
Come home.
You're only two hours by car.
Stay with us.
We'll take care of you.
You can have the entire in-law suite to yourself.
- [Mike] I can't drive.
- I'll come get you.
- Aren't you teaching or something?
- [Jimmy] Then I'll send you a Town Car.
- You can't afford a Town Car.
- Yeah, but you can.
You can pay me back.
Look, I'm not takin' no for an answer, Mikey.
Your team's on the road for a month.
You've got no reason not to come home.
- Jimmy, I'm gonna be fine, man. (groaning)
Sort of fine.
All right, (sighing) I'll see you in a couple hours.
- Good, have the car drop you off
at the middle school field.
Zoe's got flag practice.
- All right, I'll see you soon.
(upbeat soft rock music)
- That a boy, Lucas.
Hey, you're late.
Get out there.
You off.
- Hi, ladies.
(clapping)
* Oh my my, it feels so good
- [Boy] Right here, right here.
Right here, right here.
- Ah, all right.
* I'm gonna make my move
* I'm all in
- [Boy] I'm open, I'm open, I'm open.
- [Coach] Good catch.
* Oh my my gonna take it on
* It ain't no thing
* Oh my my doin' what I want
- [Boy] Right here, right here.
* Do my thing, do my thing
* Play it up high, take it low
- Throw me the ball, Lucas.
I'm wide open.
(boys laughing)
* Are you ready, ready to go
* Are you ready, ready for more *
* Are you ready, ready for me
* Are you ready
- [Coach] Girls, there we go.
Nice one.
* Are you ready
- Ah, are they in our league?
- Yeah, their practices moved here last week.
- [Girl] Hut.
- [Coach] Go hard, let's go, let's go.
Find her.
There she is.
- I didn't know that there was an all girls team.
- Hmm.
- Why wasn't I on it?
- I don't know.
Their team was formed with kids
from the other middle school.
Now get back to practice please.
You're at center.
- I wanna be on that team.
- Are you asking to be traded?
- Yes, I am.
- This isn't pro football, Kira.
You don't just switch teams.
The roster is the roster.
- Mom, uh,
remember when I said
I didn't want you talkin' to the coach?
- Yeah.
- Well, I changed my mind.
- [Erin] Why?
- [Girls] One, two, three, break.
- [Kira] I wanna be on that team.
- [Girl] Ready, set, hut.
(kids chattering)
- What do you care if Kira goes to another team?
You don't even play her.
- It's not my call.
The other coach would have to agree to it.
- [Erin] All right, and if he does, you'll let her go?
- Whatever you wanna do, lady.
I'm just here so I can start
my kid at quarterback, you know?
(playful music)
- (sighing) Okay.
We have got to get you off this team, honey.
Come on.
- Yeah, Lucas.
That a boy.
(whistle blowing)
- Zoe, could you throw a ball with?
- [Kira] Kira.
- Nice to meet you, Kira.
Thanks, kiddo.
- [Zoe] What about an in?
- [Kira] Okay.
- Hut.
- Nice.
- Look, I know it's a long shot,
but she just wants a chance to prove herself.
- No, I get it.
Zoe went through the same thing last year.
It's actually why I started this team,
and I think we can work something out.
- Really? - Yeah.
- Thank you.
Thank you, and if you need anything, just let me know.
I'm happy to help out, except coaching.
These flag rules, so confusing.
- I know.
Even my brother gets confused, and he plays in the pros.
- (laughing) Really, what team?
- Ah, the Whalers?
Mike Hanson.
(playful music)
- Um, he just got hurt.
How is he?
- You can ask him yourself.
He just got here.
- Uncle Mike, I can't believe you're here.
Are you okay?
- Yeah, I'm gonna be.
Pretty good out there, kiddo.
Some tight lookin' spirals.
- Don't be nervous.
He's a really nice guy.
- Oh, no, that's not.
- Mike, I'd like to introduce you
to one of our newest players, Kira.
- I'm on the team?
- You bet.
Welcome to the Whalers.
- Yes.
Okay, let's go.
- And this is Kira's mom.
I'm sorry I didn't catch your name.
- Um.
- Erin.
- Hi, Mike.
- You two know each other?
- Yeah. - We do.
(playful music)
- Care to elaborate?
- So, we dated in college.
- Ah, wait, she's the, you're that Erin,
the one that broke my brother's heart?
- I'm pretty sure I didn't break his heart
so probably not that Erin.
- Yeah, she is.
You did.
I'm gonna watch, uh, practice from over there.
(whistle blowing)
- Okay girls, let's do somethin'.
(sighing)
- Well, ladies, I hope you have a great rest of your season,
and hopefully we will see you in the playoffs.
(pleasant symphony music)
(chair clattering)
(sighing)
Here you go.
- Thank you.
- No problem.
- So you live in Chestnut? (whistle blowing)
So you live? (whistle blowing)
- [Erin] Sorry, what was that?
- You live in Chest. (whistle blowing)
So you live in Chestnut Creek now?
- I, uh, yeah. (whistle blowing)
We moved here after Kira was born.
- Great place to raise a family.
- Yeah, I knew you were from here.
I just didn't think we were ever gonna run into each other.
- So you're married?
- Uh, divorced, actually, three years ago.
- I'm sorry to hear that.
- Oh, don't be.
It's for the best.
(Mike laughing)
- What's so funny?
- You said the same thing to me.
- And I was right.
We never were gonna work out, and look at you.
Look at your life.
You're living the dream, right?
- You don't know anything about my life or my dreams.
If you did.
(bee buzzing)
- Oh, oh, oh no, bee.
(playful music)
Oh.
Oh no, oh.
- That's literally the opposite of what you should be doing.
- I don't care, I don't.
Oh, oh, oh, oh.
Oh, quick.
- Save yourself.
- This was the best practice I've had, ever.
- That was great work today, ladies.
- Great practice.
Let's get going.
- Oh, mom, the team's going out for pizza.
Can we go?
(playful music)
- Yeah, sure.
- Thanks.
She said, yes. (laughing)
(people chattering) (gentle Italian music)
I knew we shouldn't have stopped at home first.
Now we're late.
- No, honey, it's fine, okay?
Hi.
- Hi, glad you guys could make it.
I just, I need the grab some plates and stuff.
- So, I guess Mike already went back to Santa Clara.
Hmm.
- You wish.
- Hi, I'm Kira.
- Mike. - Hanson, yeah, I know.
Everybody here knows.
- I guess I don't really notice
that sort of thing anymore.
- (chuckling) Okay.
- What?
- Nothing, no.
- I just wanted to say that even though I'm a Stallions fan,
it was a bummer to see you get hurt.
- Thanks.
Wait, you're a Stallions fan?
- Yep, just like my mom.
- Is that so?
I seem to recall you being
a pretty big Whalers fan when we met.
- Just tryin' to fit in with all the Bay Area people.
- Wait, you, you know each other?
- Yes, we went to college together,
and, well, we had a bunch of mutual friends.
You know how it is, hon?
(laughing)
- I better get over there, but I hope you feel better.
- [Mike] Thanks.
- I'll see ya. - Mmm hmm.
- Seems like a pretty great kid.
- Yeah, she is.
(gentle piano music)
She's my whole heart.
- No room for anything else?
- Kinda like you and football.
- Is that really all you think I care about?
- It's fine.
You wouldn't have gotten to where you are
if you weren't 100% focused on the game.
It's all good.
And, look, you got what you wanted.
- And what exactly is it that you think that I wanted?
- Well. - You know what?
Actually, don't even answer that.
I'll, uh, I'm gonna go see if Jimmy needs some help.
- No, stop, stop.
You can't help anyone right now.
Just, why don't you take a seat,
and I will see if Jimmy needs any help?
- [Mike] Okay.
- Okay.
Hey, can I give you a hand?
- Nah, we're all set.
Thank you.
(gentle piano music)
(bottles clinking)
(heels clicking)
(pleasant symphony music)
- [Georgina] Uh oh.
- What?
- You're juzzing.
You don't normally juzz unless something is wrong.
- I'm not doing that.
Just. - Right there, juzzing.
- Okay, fine.
- What's goin' on?
- You are not gonna believe who I ran into
at Kira's flag practice last night.
- Oh, was it that mom, the one that tells you
that you cut the orange slices wrong?
- No, worse.
Mike Hanson.
- Oh.
- Oh?
That's your reaction?
I was expecting something a little bit more dramatic.
What?
I can't believe it, huh?
- Okay, um, what?
I can't believe it.
What?
I actually already heard that he was in town.
- From who?
- My cousin.
She's one of the Handsomes.
I think that there is an entire caravan of women
just driving around Chestnut Creek looking for him.
- Okay, so he is doing just fine.
I didn't break his heart.
- Who said you did?
- Mike's brother and, and Mike.
- I'm sorry, sorry, what was that?
- Mike, Mike said.
- Wait, you broke up with him?
- It's complicated.
- No, no, don't say complicated.
You don't ever get to use that word in my presence again.
- I am just saying.
Okay, aside from his injury, which is terrible,
he's got everything he ever wanted, you know?
So do I.
- [Georgina] So, did you talk to him?
- [Erin] Who?
- Who?
Seriously?
- Yes, I talked to him.
- What did you talk about?
- The stock market.
(playful music)
- Current events.
- What, no, Mikey, there's. - I don't believe you.
- Politics.
- Right.
- Religion.
- Ah, just give us something.
- There's nothin' to give.
It's all in the past.
- I'm not even thinking about him anymore.
It's done.
- Come on, you can tell me.
- (groaning) You gotta give it a rest, man.
Come on.
- Okay.
(card slapping)
(sighing)
(people chattering) (traffic noise)
(door creaking)
- Hi, everyone.
Hello?
(people chattering)
Hi.
Thank you all for coming to the
Chestnut Creek Flag Football fundraiser.
- Oh, is she gonna do air quotes the entire time?
- Yes, Danielle, I am
because the most important part of the fundraiser is,
anyone?
- Fun?
- Yes, you get it now.
So, we're only four weeks out,
and things are going to get super busy.
We're in great shape with the flag championship game.
It's being played
throughout the day at the high school field.
What we need help with now are the other
money making events happening between games.
- It's a PowerPoint.
We're doomed.
(laughing)
- Let's begin.
Danielle, you're with me the entire time.
Let's do this, okay.
Then, we have Emily and Karine.
- Yeah, I know Murray's doin' well, and I'm happy for him.
I am.
I just, that doesn't mean that.
Yeah, I know.
So what, so I come back in a month,
and I end up on the, on the practice squad?
No, I know, I know.
I just.
I just wanna keep my spot.
(birds chirping)
Yeah.
(cell phone beeping)
- [Announcer] And Mike Hanson has just
broken the high school receiving record.
(crowd applauding)
- [Reporter] And we've got breaking news.
Mike Hanson has made high school First Team All-American.
- [Reporter] Mike Hanson's going to keep it local.
He has committed to Sequoia University.
- [Al] Mike Hansen has just gone
from Whaler's Fan to Whaler's Phenom.
- [Roy] Oh, he certainly has, Al.
- Hey, we're all set.
Sorry to keep you waiting. - Yeah.
- Woo, a lot of TDs in this end zone, huh?
- Yeah.
Only 'cause I had the best blockin' tight end in the state.
- [Jimmy] Tell that to the D1 schools.
- You won more championships playing D3 than I won, ever.
- You know, even if you're on the IR, you still get a ring.
- Yeah.
Not the same if I'm not on the field, you know?
- Yeah, I hear ya.
(playful music) (yawning)
- So, we've covered raffles, food trucks, games,
gift baskets from local businesses, the silent auction,
but we still need a big ticket moneymaker
for championship Saturday.
Any ideas?
- Oh, Mike Hansen is still in town.
I'm sure he'd love to donate some signed jerseys
and footballs to raffle off, maybe take pictures with fans.
I'll talk to him.
- Danielle, I'm sure every woman here
would love to think they could just talk to Mike Hanson.
- What?
- It's for the kids.
Come on.
- I can talk to him.
I know him.
- Good luck with that.
Any other ideas?
- So, we just got an offer on the cottage.
- Mmm, great.
- So one of us is gonna have to go.
- Yeah, I can take care of that.
- Yes, thank you. - You're welcome.
- Call me later.
- Hi, I didn't introduce myself.
I'm Danielle Hanson.
Mike's my brother-in-law.
How do you, um?
- So, you're married to Jimmy, Coach Jimmy.
He's a wonderful coach.
- Sorry, I didn't get your name.
- Yeah, I'm Erin.
- Erin.
- So, yeah, Mike and I, we were just college friends.
So obviously you should be the one
to talk to him about the raffle,
given that you're related and everything.
- Of course, it's much easier.
I could still use some help with the raffle though.
Christina put me in charge of the whole thing, which is fun.
- (laughing) Yeah, sure, of course.
Whatever you need.
- Actually, we are having a fire pit
in our backyard tonight.
Why don't you come on over?
We can brainstorm some sponsors.
You can bring Kira, of course.
- Sure, yeah.
Just so it's just you and Jimmy and Zoe and Kira and me?
- And maybe Grandma Gertie
and her new gentleman friend Gus.
Never too late to find love, right?
- I guess not.
That's it then, no one else?
I'm just thinking if I bring some stuff for s'mores.
- Oh no, we've got tons of that stuff.
All you need to do is bring yourself and Kira.
Eight o'clock sound good?
- Sure, great.
- Yes.
So, you can help sign
some of the stuff for the fundraiser?
- Yeah, yeah, of course,
and I can get some of the other guys
to sign a bunch of stuff too.
- Thanks, Mikey.
I mean, if we want to expand the league
and bring in more girls teams,
we need as much funding as we can get.
- Do you think we'll have a chance to play that day?
- I guarantee the Whalers will play for the title.
- We should probably scooch our chairs back,
make a little bit of room here.
- For who?
- Gus and Gertie are coming.
Oh, and one of the other flag moms.
She's helping me out with the raffle.
- [Mike] Oh.
(playful music)
(frog croaking)
- Hi.
- Yo.
- Yo?
- I don't know.
(playful music)
- Hey, have a seat.
- Wanna toss a ball around?
- Is there enough light out?
Whoa.
Mom, can I please get one of these?
- Christmas.
- Yes.
Okay, this thing is so fire.
- I remember when fire was just fire.
- Ew, Mom, don't use our words.
- [Zoe] I hate it when my mom does that.
It's so cringe.
- I heard that.
That is so cappsy.
Quit being suss.
- Stop.
- Oh, I totally forgot.
I was gonna make some hot buttered rum inside.
Come with me.
- I'm good.
- But you're better at it.
- Oh, it's your recipe, hon.
I'm gonna go help Danielle with stuff.
(playful music)
- Not a word.
We get cold.
- Actually, before you sit,
I was hoping that you could help me reorganize the pantry.
It's a mess.
- Come on, Gus.
- I've been waiting all day to make s'mores.
- Oh, well, I've been waiting
to reorganize her kitchen for years.
- Uh huh, okay.
- Oh, but not like the whole kitchen, right?
- [Gertie] We'll see.
- Beer? - Yeah.
(bottle clinking)
- Thank you.
Oh. (bottles clinking)
(toad croaking)
Do you want me to make you a s'more?
- No, thank you.
I'm not really working out at all
so I kinda gotta watch my diet more than usual.
Not like back in college
when we could put down our weight in pizza.
- (chuckling) That dining plan didn't know what hit it.
- [Mike] (chuckling) Yeah.
- I guess I'll put some more wood on the fire.
- No, no I got it.
(groaning)
- Are you okay?
- Um, I think so.
- [Erin] Okay.
- No, definitely stuck.
- Okay, okay, so I'll, just give me your weight
and relax your muscles.
- (groaning) Okay.
- I'll ease you back to where you started.
- [Mike] (groaning) Okay.
- All right.
Are you good?
- Yeah, yeah, thanks.
(gentle guitar music)
- It's happening.
- So, what, we're just gonna spy on them all night?
- Yes. - Yes.
- Yeah.
- Well, I'd better get my glasses on.
- Thanks for the assist.
Got to put that kinesiology degree
to good use after all, huh?
So, are you a physical therapist
like you used to talk about?
- No, I was a stay-at-home mom until my ex and I split.
And then, you know,
I wanted something with a little bit more flexibility.
- It still sounds like physical therapy.
- I meant life-wise.
You know, I used to let other people
influence the decisions I made,
but I don't do that anymore.
Now, I do what I know is right for me.
So, I went into real estate,
and I opened up an agency with my friend Georgina.
And we're doing really well.
- I'm glad to hear that.
I understand feeling like
you're not in control of your own future.
I don't know what's gonna happen to me
when I get back with the team.
- Well, they'll just put you back in
like they did last time.
- Maybe, maybe not.
Gettin' hurt once is bad luck,
but gettin' hurt twice and so soon.
When they start talkin' about whether or not
I should come back at all.
- I'm sorry.
It doesn't seem fair.
- I just wanted one shot at a ring.
This was supposed to be the year that it all fell in line.
It's everything that I've been working for,
all I could think about,
'til I saw you again.
- Well, you will forget all about me
once you get back with your team.
(gentle music)
- You think I ever forgot about you?
- Well, you seem to move on pretty quickly.
- Not much choice.
You wouldn't even talk to me.
You just disappeared from my life.
- You don't understand.
You know what, nevermind.
We can't change the past.
We obviously can't even talk about it
without reopening old wounds.
So, while you're in town, I will just steer clear.
- Probably a good idea.
- I will, um, I guess I'll just get Kira,
and I will say goodbye to Jimmy and Danielle.
- Okey-doke.
(gentle acoustic guitar music)
- Hey, you guys, I'm really sorry to do this,
but we, is everything okay?
Where's Gertie and Gus?
- They're fine.
One drink and they fell asleep on the couch.
- Look, I know you had certain ideas about me and Mike.
- No, it's not that.
- Hey, the girls are askin' if you got any more chocolate.
Everything okay?
Where's Gus and Gertie?
- Couch. - Couch.
- Oh, hey, listen, I know you guys
obviously have some sort of plan for Erin and I, but.
- Okay guys, it's, it's not that.
We just found out that the high school's assistant coach
is gonna take a leave of absence for a year,
take care of his mom.
So he can't coach the rest of the season,
and the head coach has asked me to step in.
- Well, what about your team?
- Well, that's the problem, Mike.
I can't do both.
You know, I'm just gonna tell him no.
I've already committed to the girls.
- No, you've been waiting for this for 10 years.
- Yeah, I know, but I.
- Jim, we'll find another coach.
The girls will understand,
especially if it's someone that they already know.
- Yeah, no, no, no, we can't ask Mikey to do it.
- Yeah, that, I mean, that's probably not a good idea.
- I would if I could guys,
but I have PT appointments every day.
- Practice is at six.
Those places close at five.
- Yeah, but I'm only gonna be here for a month tops.
- [Erin] Right.
- We only need one month,
and the season ends the same weekend as the championship.
- I thought you weren't gonna ask him.
- I wasn't.
I'm not.
- Yeah, Jimmy, I'm never coached.
- Yeah, but come on, Mikey.
I saw that interview where the younger players
said you're like a mentor to them.
That's basically coaching.
- Yeah, but I can also barely move.
- But you can point and blow a whistle.
- And Erin and I can be your assistants, right?
- Um, um, can I talk to you for a minute?
- Yeah.
- Just, um. - Yeah.
- Oh.
So, this would be the opposite of steering clear.
- Why are you so afraid to be near me?
You're the one that ended things.
I don't get it.
- I'm sorry.
- For what, for walking away?
It's a bit late.
- For trying to avoid you now.
Look, we're both adults.
There's no reason we can't be friends again,
right, for the sake of the team?
For Kira, for Zoe?
- Yeah, sure.
Friends, for the team.
(gentle piano music)
- So, you'll do it?
- Yeah. - Yeah.
(hands slapping)
- So, now it is time to officially
hand off the whistle to Coach Mike.
(everyone applauding)
(playful music)
- Right, sorry, I will get you a new one.
- Thank you.
- Okay.
I will be at your game on Sunday morning, ladies,
but until then, I want you to listen to Coach Mike.
He knows almost as much about football as I do, huh?
- Ow. - Sorry.
Okay, hands in.
Whalers on three.
- One, two, three. - No, no, no, stop, pause.
- Mom, what are you doing?
- Okay, just one second, one second.
- On three, seven very excited tweens
were about to launch your arm into the stratosphere,
and then take your rib cage along for the ride.
- Good point.
- [Erin] Mmm hmm.
- Thank you.
- Take it easy.
- Sorry, armless.
Game on.
- Whalers on three.
- [Team] One, two, three, Whalers.
- Okay.
(whistle blowing)
Warm up. - Warm up.
- That's you. - Yep.
- [Jimmy] I think they are in good hands with you two.
- Isn't Danielle coming?
- She's on her way,
but I gotta get to the high school because big leagues now.
Have fun.
Be a leader, Z.
- I will.
- You really went all-in on the Whalers gear
for coaching the flag football team.
- Oh yeah, I got it for here jersey and an away jersey.
I've got helmets, cleats, jackets, hats, lots of hats.
- That is commitment.
- I take it that since you're such a huge Stallions fan,
that you don't have any Whalers gear of your own.
You want some?
I could get you some.
I know one of the players.
- No way, I used to date one.
- How'd that work out?
(gentle music)
(bee buzzing)
- Oh, uh, oh no.
- Are you like allergic or something or?
- [Erin] No.
- [Mike] You get stung as a child?
- [Erin] No, actually I've never been stung.
- Interesting.
- What is that supposed to mean?
- Nothing.
I'm, I'm gonna get. - Mmm hmm, okay.
(pleasant piano music)
- I think flag might have more rules than the league.
No running plays within five yards
of the end zone or first down line.
Play's dead on a fumble.
What is flag guarding?
- Okay, so you know the way you run a real football,
chin to pocket?
- [Mike] Mmm hmm.
- That's illegal in flag.
You have to run with your arms above your waist like this.
- So, how do you avoid a tackle?
- You mean flag pull. - You mean flag pull.
- Yeah, that.
- Spin moves, jukes, side steps.
- Which I always forget to do once I catch the ball.
- Okay, well then we gotta run it until it's muscle memory.
So, let's set some cones up,
and I'll show you a drill we do in training camp.
So, you're gonna head fake.
Get 'em to commit left.
Then you spin right.
Take it to the house.
- Can you show us?
- He can't. - Yeah.
- Okay, maybe in extreme slow motion, hmm?
- Okay, maybe like that.
All right, break.
- Break.
(playful music)
- Okay, you're gonna run,
do the head fake, and then you spin so you're open.
Ouch.
You don't have broken ribs so it should work better.
That make sense? - Yeah.
- All right, now you.
- [Kira] Like that?
- [Mike] That's good.
(whistle blowing)
- Well, honey, there is a lasagna in the fridge
from Pasta Vida with our name on it.
(playful music)
- Hey, Erin?
- Mmm hmm.
- Hey, uh, Jimmy's runnin' a little late at the high school,
and Zoe already headed home with Charlotte's mom.
Could I maybe get a ride back to his place?
- Yeah, yeah, of course.
- Or we could have Coach Mike over to our house for dinner.
- I'm sure he has better things to do.
- Better than eating lasagna?
Doubt it.
It's really good.
- I'll bet, but I'm pretty sure your mom
wasn't plannin' on having somebody over for dinner.
- Yeah, I mean, the house isn't even clean.
- Mom, you keep the house clean like it's on the market,
and we're not even selling it.
Please?
I wanna go over the playbook with coach.
(gentle symphony music)
- Okay, yeah, sure, if you wanna come over.
- Yeah, I mean, if you're sure.
- Yeah, it's a, it's a football thing, right?
- And a lasagna thing.
- (laughing) Okay, good.
- So, here we could run a trip stack formation,
and that way the center could just
sneak right in and get the TD.
What, you don't like it?
- I like the plays where I catch the ball better.
- Yeah, me too, but I like to win the game even more.
And that's what this is about.
It's about the team.
See, the guys that make it all about themselves
miss out on half the fun.
- [Kira] Do you miss being with the team right now?
- Yeah, yeah, more than anything,
but this is a pretty great way to pass the time.
Better than I thought.
- I call. - Dibs on the edge.
(Kira and Mike laughing)
- There's enough for everyone.
All right.
- Well, thanks again for having me over,
even if you were coerced.
- Mmm, it wasn't that bad.
Hey, go long.
- [Mike] What?
- Yeah, you heard me, go.
- All right.
(sighing) Go easy on me.
- Okay.
(pleasant piano music)
Hmm?
- It's pretty good.
You're welcome, by the way.
- For what?
- I believe it was me
who taught you how to throw a ball like that.
- You did not.
(gentle music)
You did, under the stadium lights.
- Yeah, I didn't wanna leave.
- Well, you did win a bowl game that night.
It's kind of a big deal.
- That wasn't why.
(car horn honking)
There's Jimmy.
Thanks again.
Best night I've had in a long time.
- Me too.
- There's that not wantin' to leave thing again.
(car engine starting)
(car door banging)
- Shotgun formation.
(referee whistle blowing)
Ooh, and the ball is dropped.
The Whalers have just let the winning TD
slip through their fingertips.
- Why didn't you just run a quarterback sneak?
- Well, I know the Whalers are really missing
Mike Hanson right about now.
- You know, Roy, if he can't come back and soon,
I think we have to ask ourselves
if a trade is in his future.
(gentle piano music)
(footsteps tapping)
- It's gonna be okay.
- Yeah, not so sure about that.
The entire Western half of the league
is on a winning streak.
If we don't get our act together,
we're not even gonna make the playoffs.
- All you need to focus on right now is healing.
- Kind of hard to do when I'm also thinkin' about you.
- Don't say that.
- [Mike] Why not?
- Because if you don't finish what it is you started,
then this was all for nothing.
- What was my career?
- You're gonna be back with your team soon,
and you'll have your life back.
- On the field, yeah.
Off the field, I kinda like how my life looks now.
(gentle music)
- Yes.
- [Erin] I'm sorry.
- No, I'm sorry.
- No, you are?
- Are you?
- No, I, I don't, I'm not really.
- (laughing) Me neither.
- Right.
- Oh, do you think they saw?
- Yep, definitely saw.
(laughing)
(playful music)
- Okay, I'm gonna hit some stores up the street.
- Great.
- Yeah, it's coming together.
- Yeah. - Great work
getting the donations from the league
for the raffle, ladies,
but I don't see anything about Mike Hanson.
It's okay.
I knew it was just wishful thinking.
Oh, well, fantastic.
I knew you could do it.
(laughing)
(whistle blowing)
- We're all here, Uncle Mike.
I mean, Coach.
- So sorry.
So one of the intangibles that makes a receiver great
is the ability to make somethin' outta nothin'
and make the impossible catch over and over and over again.
So, we're gonna run a bad pass drill.
Can you throw clunkers?
- On purpose?
- [Mike] Mmm hmm.
- Okay.
- All right, that's what you're gonna do.
(whistle blowing)
- Oh, that was not good. - Nice one.
- [Danielle] What did he teach Zoe?
She's throwing bricks.
- Should we say something?
- I don't know.
- It's a bad pass drill.
Helps the receivers learn how to catch bad passes.
- (sighing) Oh, thank goodness.
We thought maybe you were just.
- A terrible coach?
Oh, ye of little faith.
Bring it in, ladies.
All right, two laps to cool down, and you're good.
(girls chattering)
Hey, what are you doin' later?
- I told Kira that we would be
having breakfast for dinner so.
- Actually Zoe invited the girls
over for a movie and a sleepover.
So, technically you're free.
- But I didn't say she could go,
but obviously she can go.
- Yeah.
- (laughing) Yeah.
- Well, great, you can go with me
to this charity thing I just got invited to,
a Harvest Hoedown.
- Is this like a football thing?
Because I'm not sure it's.
- Erin, stop.
It's just a fundraising thing.
Hey, you don't by chance still have
your country Western gear, do you?
- (laughing) Okay, I haven't worn it
since you and I went to visit my family in Dallas,
but, yes, I still have it.
Why?
- You'll see. (laughing)
- Okay.
Okay.
- Oh, wow, you're really wearing that
to a Whalers fan's house.
Okay, brave girl.
- It's mostly just to troll coach.
- Which one?
There are two living there now.
- Oh, both.
(Erin laughing)
You look pretty.
- Oh, well, thank you.
- Zoe said that you're going
to a line dancing thing with Coach Mike.
Is it like a date?
- Oh, no, no, it's just this charity event.
- For who?
- I actually don't know, (laughing)
but I do know it is definitely not a date.
We're just old friends.
- Okay.
- So, you would be okay with that?
If I did wanna start dating someone more seriously?
- Yeah, why wouldn't I be?
- I don't know.
I, I, I guess I thought we'd have this whole,
you can't replace my dad.
I'm not trying to.
Yes, you are.
I hate you.
Door slam.
No?
- Okay, Mom, no more '90s TV movie marathons for you.
- You're pretty amazing, you know that?
Come here.
- Oh, Mom, we're gonna be late for the movie.
- And a sleep over, but just one more.
- Okay, okay, okay. (laughing)
(doorbell ringing)
(door creaking)
Oh, hey, Coach.
Cool boots.
- Come on in.
- Yeah, you. - Oh, uh.
Okay, bye.
- [Kira] See you in the morning.
- Well, you look beautiful.
- Well, thank you.
You look very nice.
- Why, thank you.
- (chuckling) I remember that tie.
- I remember you hated that tie.
- [Erin] I did.
- How about now?
- Cool boots.
- Fair enough.
You ready to go?
- I am, yeah.
(door creaking)
But are you gonna be able to dance
with your ribs still hurting?
- I can pretty much guarantee that
this is gonna be at a pace that I can handle.
- What does that mean?
- You'll see.
- (laughing) Okay.
(mellow country music)
- I told you. (laughing)
- Ah, you made it.
Oh, I am so happy.
Oh, everybody's been so excited
to meet a real football player.
- It's so great to see you up and around, kid.
- Oh, oh, oh, ribs, ribs.
- [Gus] Oh, of course.
- Good save.
- Yeah, no problem.
Mrs. Hanson, I'm so sorry I didn't
get a chance to introduce myself the other night, but.
- I know who you are, dear.
Don't go breaking his heart twice.
- So, I didn't mean to do it the first time.
- We'll see.
(upbeat country music)
(gasping) Gus.
- [Gus] Here we go.
(Gertie laughing)
- [Mike] Well.
- Do you regret bringing me yet?
- I don't.
Do you regret coming?
- Only if Gertie poisons my drink.
- I promise to have the first sip.
Shall we?
- Are you sure you're okay doing this?
- Well, it couldn't hurt to try, right?
- It might actually.
- Only one way to find out.
- Okay, here we go.
- Go easy on me.
(laughing) Go easy on me.
Come on now.
(Erin laughing)
* So hold me tight
- Whoa.
- I'm gonna have your card as much as I can.
I'm on like every other beat.
- All right.
(gentle symphony music)
- Uh, well, thanks for drivin', again.
- Anytime.
You know, just be sure to leave me a good tip.
- Tip, uh, never watch Gertie
take shots of tequila out of a ceramic boot.
It's disturbing.
- I thought that was awesome actually.
- I mean, who knew that Creekside
was basically just a frat house for old people?
- Gertie and Gus, apparently.
(gentle piano music)
- So, I will see you tomorrow at the game?
I mean, obviously I'll see you tomorrow at the game.
I'm the coach.
- And I'm the team mom, so.
- Yeah.
Yep, yep, yep.
(toad croaking)
(playful music)
- This is feeling very much like our first date in college.
- Our first date in college,
your whole dorm was watchin' us.
- Oh, we're definitely being watched right now.
- Good night.
Good night.
- Good night.
Good night. (laughing)
- Oh, hey.
- Hi, we're just tidying up.
- Yeah. - Uh huh.
- How was the hoedown?
- Yeah, you guys are really gonna need
to up your game before Zoe starts dating
'cause that was really not slick at all.
(Danielle sighing) (Jimmy laughing)
Good night.
- Seriously, that's it?
- What?
- [Mike] Yep, yep, yep.
- Huh, well, now what?
- The place could use a tidy.
- Ooh, hard pass.
(playful music)
- Okay, well, thank you so much for stopping in.
If you have any more questions, let us know.
- Oh, yes.
About, yeah, how, um, thank you.
Take care.
- What is going on with you?
- What?
- The kitchen has all the kitchen things.
The living room is great for living.
- Did I say that?
- Yes, you did, more than once.
- (laughing) I'm sorry.
I'm just a little bit distracted.
- Yeah, well, bein' in love will do that to a person.
- No, it is not love.
Don't, I just, just enjoying remembering
what it was that we shared.
And you know, he makes me laugh, and we just get each other.
He's so good with Kira and really the whole team.
- And you can't stop thinking about him,
and you're counting down the minutes
until you see him again.
- Oh, no.
- Oh, yes.
You love him.
You are in love.
- Stop, stop.
- Don't push me. (laughing)
You love him. - Stop.
(both laughing)
(gentle piano music)
- Wait, I thought we were playing the Golden Eagles.
What are the Bucks doing here?
- Yeah, they had to change some games around.
It's gonna be okay.
All right, honey?
Okay? - Mmm hmm.
(people chattering)
- Hey, Kira.
Come on, we're warmin' up.
- I don't, I don't think I can play.
I think I'm sick.
- Erin, let him coach.
He's got this.
(gentle piano music)
- I get it.
It's a little nerve-wracking to play against your old team.
- What if I drop all my passes during the game?
They'll make fun of me for the rest of my life.
- Yeah, but what if you catch all the passes in the game
and make all these touchdowns?
Come on, go with me on this one.
Close your eyes.
Visualize catching pass after pass after pass.
Right, they're tryin' to distract you
because they know that you're better,
and they're afraid of ya.
And they know they made a huge mistake lettin' you go.
The best way to get back at 'em is do what you do.
Turn on those jets and leave 'em in the dust.
So what do you think?
You ready to play?
- Yeah, I'm ready.
- All right.
- Thanks, Coach. - Yeah.
(hands slapping)
All right, Whalers, line up.
(upbeat soft rock music)
- [Zoe] Ready?
* Eh eh eh eh eh eh eh eh eh
* I'm gonna make my move
* I'm gonna my own way
* Eh eh eh eh
* I'm on higher ground, and I'm makin' waves *
(crowd cheering and applauding)
* 'Cause I'm on top, and I won't stop *
* Can you feel the whole earth start to quake *
* Can you feel it shake, shake, shake, shake *
* Shake shake
(whistle blowing)
* Shake, shake, shake, shake
(crowd cheering and applauding)
- Great catch, Kira.
And, Zoe, what a throw.
* Shake, shake
- I can't believe we just got beat by a team of girls.
- Get used to it.
- Ah, she gets all her strength from me. (laughing)
- Great game, Coach.
- All right, thanks.
Well, I know almost as much about football as you.
- Almost.
(Mike laughing)
- Hey, um.
- [Mike] Hey.
- I wanted to say thank you
for helping Kira before the game.
- Oh, I just helped her believe in herself a little.
- No, no, it was a lot more than that.
- [Mike] Richard, hey.
I thought we were havin' dinner at six.
- We are.
I just wanna see Coach Mike in action.
- Hey, yeah, well.
You remember Erin, my college girlfriend?
- Of course, good to see you, Erin.
- Yeah, you too.
Um, well, Kira's probably starving so I'm gonna get going.
Great game, Coach.
(gentle piano music)
(people chattering)
- That's weird.
- Yeah, it was.
You know how people get around celebrities.
You're a pretty big deal.
- [Erin] Woo hoo, yes, girls.
- Okay, boys, slot left under, on one.
Ready?
- [Team] Break.
- Let's go.
* I've been waiting for a lifetime *
- So, you wanna keep your eye on the QB and on the receiver.
* To get up in the light
* Wakin' up for the weekend
* Pushin' further into fight
- All right, toes up.
Left.
Right.
Left.
Good job, good job.
* Locked into overdrive
* Straight into turbo
* Now I'm racing to the other side *
* No need to turn it down
* Let's step it up
* And we won't stop movin'
* No, we won't stop now
* Don't stop movin'
* No, don't stop now
* Don't stop moving
- Woo hoo. - Yeah.
- All right.
Uh huh. - Oh, yeah.
(soft rock music ends)
(birds chirping)
- Thank you for doing this, all of it.
Coaching and the fundraiser.
You being here has really made a difference.
Now, I just hope that the girls win this next game
and move on to the championship.
- They will.
They worked really hard.
- [Erin] Well, so have you.
- Jimmy did most of the heavy lifting.
- I mean with your recovery.
I can barely even tell you're in any pain.
- Yeah, well it's 'cause I'm not.
- [Erin] Really?
- Yeah, I'll prove it.
Hit me on a go route.
(pleasant music)
You forgot what a go route is?
Have I taught you nothing?
- No, no, I remember.
I just, are you sure this is a good idea?
- Yeah, yeah, come on. - Really?
- Yeah, set, hut.
See?
- Well, how about this? (laughing)
- I bet that was an end zone celebration
they haven't seen before.
- I'm so happy for you.
So, what does this mean?
Are you clear to go back to your team?
- Yeah.
Yeah, Richard called.
He says he thinks two weeks from Sunday.
I gotta pass the physical first, but after that.
- It'll be like none of this ever happened.
- Don't say that.
It did happen.
It is happening.
It doesn't have to end.
- I just don't wanna get in your way.
- You can never do that.
(microphone feedback)
- [Jimmy] Excuse me.
Do you have permission to be on this field?
I'm just kidding, you two.
Have fun,
but seriously, high school practice is starting.
So, time to skedaddle.
He could go all the way.
(Erin laughing) (playful music)
- Ready and break.
- [Man] Let's go, girls.
(crowd cheering and applauding)
- [Woman] Come on, ladies.
- Ready, set, hut.
(crowd cheering and applauding)
(referee whistle blowing)
(Danielle laughing)
- Yeah, oh.
- Ref, time left?
- Last play, Coach.
- We gotta make a decision.
We could go for one point and tie
or two points, win, and go to the championship this weekend.
- It's up to you, Mikey.
(people chattering)
- No, it's up to them.
All right, Whalers, bring it in.
- Nice one.
Yes, Z.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
Okay, remember, just like before super.
- You know, I don't really believe
that tall kid's only 12 years old.
- Oh, no, that's Lincoln.
His mom is 6' 1".
Dad is 6' 8".
He's in Zoe's class.
He's legit.
- It doesn't matter.
Zoe and Kira have this in the bag.
Let's go, Z.
- Ah. - Ah, ho.
- [Team] Break.
- [Teammate] Let's go, guys.
- [Zoe] Ready?
Set.
Hut.
(crowd chattering)
(crowd groaning)
(referee whistle blowing)
(gentle piano music)
- Too bad, huh?
- I wanna see that kid's birth certificate.
- Come on, that's not good sportsmanship.
Are you sure that kid? - Yeah.
(playful music)
- Look, I know you're all really disappointed,
but look around the room.
It's more than just a team.
It's a family.
I can't think of anybody else I'd rather be with,
win or lose.
- And next year we'll go all the way.
- You got it.
(hands slapping)
(people chattering)
Thanks.
(gentle music)
- Well, thank you so much and enjoy.
- [Gertie] Hi.
- Gertie, Gus, what is all this?
- (laughing) When I was a little girl,
I would've given anything to play football
like my brothers did.
And now you are making the dream come true
for Zoe and Kira and all the girls who just wanna play.
I can't play now, but I con bake, and so can my friends.
And we are gonna make this league a fortune.
- Thank you.
Thank you, thank you.
- Thank you for making Mike happy again.
- I think he was already plenty happy in the pros.
- No, not like he is with you.
(people chattering)
- Isn't this the part where you usually threatened me?
- (laughing) Nah, you passed.
- This one?
- He's shorter?
- Hey, hon, I know you wish you were playing today.
You had a great season.
I'm proud of you.
- Thanks.
Hey, Coach Mike?
- Yeah?
- Are you gonna come back and coach for the spring season?
- Jimmy and I were talkin' about that.
I think I might be able to balance
some off-season conditioning
with a little more Whalers flag.
- We might not be the Whalers next season.
It's random, remember?
What if we're the Stallions?
- Ah, then I'm out.
(Gertie laughing)
What's goin' on here?
- One of the Beats players lied about his age.
- Ah, I knew it.
- I told you that tall kid was a ringer.
- No, no, no, no, it was actually
the little guy who played center.
He's too old.
He lied so he could play with his brother.
- So, what happens now?
- What happens now?
Ladies, go home and get your gear.
We're playing for the championship in an hour.
- Hey.
(Gertie laughing)
(hands slapping)
Go get 'em.
- Go, go, go, go.
(pleasant music) (people chattering)
- Is Dad coming?
- No, he tried to change his flight schedule,
but this was just all so last minute.
I'm really sorry, sweetheart.
He, he wanted to be here.
- If he wanted to, he would.
- All right, ladies, it's game time.
Come on.
- [Danielle] Woo.
- [Announcer] Ladies and gentlemen,
welcome to the Flag Football County Championship.
- All these people are here to watch us?
- Well, you girls are the talk of the town.
With the money we're gonna raise,
we're gonna have enough for at least
three girls teams in the spring.
- And now I'm nervous.
(Danielle laughing)
- All right, ladies, bring it in.
All right, you beat this team once already.
You could do it again.
You already did all the hard work,
so now all you have to do is play.
So, hands in.
Whalers on three, all right?
- [Team] One, two, three, Whalers.
(crowd cheering and applauding)
- Hey. - Hey.
- What are you doin' here?
How'd you know we were in the championships?
- Oh, (chuckling) I didn't.
I came to get ya
and take you straight to the team facility.
You're getting activated, Mikey.
- Well, I know, in two weeks.
- No, no, no, right now.
You're suitin' up for tomorrow's game.
A couple of guys got high ankle sprains in practice.
The team needs you.
We gotta get goin'.
- I can't leave, man.
The girls are countin' on me.
- A $5 billion football franchise is counting on you.
You gotta get cleared by the team's doctor.
Your appointment's in two hours.
There's traffic.
We gotta go.
- Mike, you've done a great job with the girls,
but it's time to do your real job.
We got this.
- [Roger] Thank you.
(referee whistle blowing)
- Coaches to the 50 please.
(gentle music)
- [Roger] Mike?
- I just need an hour, man.
We can leave after, I promise.
I just need an hour.
- You're killin' me, Mike.
- [Announcer] Drawing.
The jackpot is already at $200.
Tickets are five for $20 and are available.
- One month outside the bubble,
and already because of you, he's lost focus.
He has to get back, and he has to give it 100%.
He can't have all these distractions.
This is exactly what he doesn't need right now.
- I already walked away once before the draft
because I believed you that that was what was best for him.
And because I love him.
- I know, and it was the right decision.
Because of it, he's had a great career,
but it's not over yet.
This is, he can't give you what you want right now.
- You have no idea what it is that I want or what he wants.
I'm not walking away this time, and neither is he.
(somber music)
- He has to play tomorrow night.
- Yes, I know.
I heard.
Great.
- Great?
- Yeah.
- Okay, 'cause the timing couldn't be more perfect.
The better he plays tomorrow,
the more we get on the trade,
and the deadline's tomorrow night.
- Wait, what?
He's getting traded, where?
- We're talking to a couple of teams.
He doesn't want to have to fight for his starting job back.
This way, he's back on top.
It's practically a done deal.
He didn't tell you?
- No, he didn't tell me.
- Weird.
(somber music)
Mike, Mike?
(somber piano music)
You're forgettin' about something.
- Can I have a minute? - Yeah.
- Hey, I'm really sorry.
I have to go.
It's a contractual obligation.
- Yeah, of course.
I totally understand.
You have to do what you have to do,
and you have to go where you need to go.
- I can't.
I know it looks like things are gonna change,
but we'll figure it out.
We'll make it work.
- I, I think we need to put
whatever this is on hold.
- Are you seriously doin' this to me again?
- Me doing this to you?
Good luck, wherever you end up.
- So, that's it?
Okay.
- Okay.
(bee buzzing)
Oh (inhaling).
(sighing)
(gentle acoustic guitar music)
- [Announcer] And welcome to the Whalers,
an all girls team that fought their way into the finals.
(crowd cheering and applauding)
- [Team] Break.
- I can't believe she's doin' this to me again.
- Mike, you gotta focus on the playbook
and get your head in the game.
- I know.
I didn't think she'd walk out on me again.
You know, it's just like draft day.
- Well, she knew it was for the best that day and today.
(gentle music)
- For the best?
- Yeah.
- You're the reason she walked on draft day, aren't ya?
And today.
What'd you tell her?
Did you tell her I'm being traded?
- I said what needed to be said
for you to have the career you wanted.
- Turn around.
- We're on the highway.
- Turn around.
- Can't do that, Mike.
(cell phone keys beeping)
(phone ringing)
(cell phone keys beeping)
(phone ringing)
(cell phone ringing)
- Mike, hi.
There's still no score.
- Hey, can you give the phone Erin?
- She's at the scoreboard.
- Hut.
(girls chattering)
(crowd cheering and applauding)
- Hey, what happened?
- Kira just got a touchdown.
- Danielle, that's great.
I really need you to give Erin on the phone.
- Mike, what?
You're cutting out.
Look, Georgina's recording the whole thing.
We'll send it to you as soon as it's over.
I gotta go.
We'll keep you posted.
Woo.
- Wait, tell Erin I'm not being traded.
- That's not exactly true.
- What do you mean that's not true?
Wait, so you are tryin' to trade me?
Don't you think I should be involved in that decision?
- Your job is to play.
My job is to make sure you're getting paid.
Come on, Mike.
You're in the final year of your contract.
After that, you're too expensive,
and with all those injuries.
- I know, I'm not worth the hit to the salary cap.
I get it.
- The good news is you are worth it
to about 10 other teams who would love to have you.
I'm lookin' out for you, buddy.
(upbeat symphony music)
- You sure you wanna try this again?
- We got this, Dad.
- Okay, oh.
(cell phone pinging)
Hey, Mikey, listen,
we need one more surefire two-point conversion.
You got anything for us?
- Yeah, yeah.
Okay, look, so everybody expects
Zoe to throw to Kira, right?
Right, so what if Kira does a double reverse,
and the wideout gets the ball on a sweep,
and hits Charlotte in the end zone on a slant?
- You okay with that, kiddo?
- Yeah, whatever it takes for the team to win.
- Thanks, Mikey.
All right, Whaler's on three.
Let's go.
- [Team] One, two, three, Whalers.
- [Jimmy] Let's go, come on.
(crowd cheering and applauding)
- [Other Team] Ready, go.
- [Whalers] Ready, break.
- [Jimmy] Here we go, girls.
Here we go now.
- Ready?
Set.
Hut.
(inspirational symphony music)
(crowd cheering and applauding)
- Hey, great job, ladies.
(crowd cheering and applauding)
(phone button beeping)
- Send him in.
(gentle music)
Come on in, Mike.
- Yeah.
(people chattering) (gentle Italian music)
(phone beeping)
- Oh, it's Mike again.
Erin, you have to call him.
(phone pinging)
- (sighing) Oh, make it stop.
Just talk to him.
(phone alerting)
- Save us.
I'm running out of battery.
Please, just text him back.
- You guys, there is nothing to talk about.
It was wonderful while he was here,
but it wasn't meant to be.
And I, I'm fine with it.
- [Announcer] It's good news for Bay Area football fans.
All-pro wide receiver Mike Hanson has been activated
for tomorrow's divisional rivalry game
against the Stallions.
- [Announcer] They'll definitely go and review with.
- [Georgina] You're fine, huh?
- Kira already has one father
who she can't count on being around.
I'm supposed to do that to her again, but with someone else?
- Hey, that's not the same thing, and you know it.
Kevin was never present, but, Mike, he wants to be.
- Well, it's hard to be present
when you're living across the country.
He's getting traded, remember?
- Tons of players' families make this work, Erin.
I know it's not easy, but you'll find a way.
- And if we don't, then what?
It would hurt too much,
and I'm not gonna do that to Kira, or to myself.
- Erin, a lifetime spent wondering what if
is way worse than knowing what is.
Mike loves you.
He always has.
And if you don't talk to him,
I'm gonna show up to all your open houses
pretending to be a ghost,
and you will never sell another thing.
(upbeat symphony music)
(crowd cheering)
- [Quarterback] Red 15, blue 26.
Hut, hut, hut.
(players grunting)
(crowd cheering and applauding)
(fireworks popping)
- Bring it in, boys, bring it in.
All right, we're goin' for two.
Saturn Z to Mike at the post.
- It's a classic way to make a comeback, Hanson.
- Yeah.
- But, Coach, I barely played.
- You can't hand this back.
- Well, I know.
That's fine.
What I'm saying is if you put me in,
they're gonna think the ball's comin' to me.
- True.
- Okay, so have me run a decoy out route.
Ben, on a zig.
Throw to Rusinko on the post.
They'll never see it comin'.
- I like it.
Let's do it.
- [Team] Break.
(pleasant symphony music)
- [Roy] How's everything looking on the sidelines, Kimberly?
- The atmosphere is tense down here, Roy.
The Whalers are desperate for a win,
especially with Mike Hanson back with the team
and now taking the field.
- [Al] You know, not a lot of action for the veteran today.
- No, no, but when the game is on the line,
you do turn to your most experienced guy,
and that guy is Hanson.
- [Quarterback] Blue 26, ready, hut.
(players grunting)
(crowd cheering)
- [Al] Quarterback rolls out looking for a receiver,
and, ooh, Hanson draws the defense to the right
leaving Rusinko wide open
for the walk off two-point conversion,
and, Roy, this stadium is going absolutely nuts.
(fireworks popping)
(people exclaiming)
(crowd cheering and applauding)
- Great game, great game.
- Great play, Hanson.
- Good game, Coach.
Good game.
Hey, it's too bad you didn't make that catch.
If you had, you could gotten more money in the trade.
- Yeah, that's the thing about the trade, Rich.
You see, the team asked you to restructure my contract
so I could stay here until the end of my career.
That's what I'm gonna do.
- I can't tell you what a bad idea that would be.
- No, you can't
'cause you're not my agent anymore, Rich.
You're a liar.
You're fired.
- Mike, I'm hearing that it was your idea
to give Rusinko the game winning catch tonight.
What was the thought process there?
Any concern that you might have gotten
injured again before the trade deal tonight?
- No, no, not at all.
I just thought it was the best play for the team.
And as far as a trade is concerned, I'm not goin' anywhere.
I love this team.
I love the fans.
I love the Bay.
And I love.
(gentle music)
Excuse me.
- [Kimberly] Great job tonight.
- She's good.
You have no idea how happy I am to see you,
unless you're here to set fire to your jersey.
- Are you kidding?
I just got this thing.
- Yeah, does it make you a Whalers fan now?
- It makes me a Mike Hanson fan.
And wherever you go, that is the jersey I will be wearing.
- That's the only one you need.
I'm not gettin' traded.
- (laughing) You're not?
- Well, like I just told 16 million people,
this is where I belong.
- I'm really sorry I walked away without giving us a chance.
I think I was just afraid I was holding you back.
- I'm sorry that Rich made you feel like you would.
I never felt that way.
Not back then, not today.
You have to know that.
- I do know.
I should have come to you back then.
I think I was just scared he was right.
I can't believe I almost did it again.
- Yeah, but you didn't.
You're here.
What made you change your mind?
What's that?
- It's a bee sting,
and it wasn't as bad as I thought it was gonna be.
All that worry, for nothing.
All that wasted time.
- Yeah.
You know, for a long time
I always felt like I was missing something.
I thought it was a championship ring.
It was you.
Now I have everything I need.
- You kind of did win a championship with the Whalers.
We didn't get a ring, but it's close.
- Hey.
(Erin laughing)
- I love you.
- I love you too.
(gentle symphony music)
(pleasant Italian music)
- To the Whalers.
- And the Whalers.
(everyone laughing)
(glasses clinking)
- Cheers, to the Whalers.
(glasses clinking)
- I know this is a lot of Whalers stuff.
Maybe next year you'll be a Stallion.
- Nah, I'm good.
- Yeah, this is good.
- Yeah.
(people chattering) (plates clinking)
(gentle music)