Talk:Little Big League

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According to the article, it says he is in this movie as an extra. I've watched this movie time and itme again and I do not see him. Does anyone happen to know the particular scene in which you can see him?Chrisstilwell 20:57, 13 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] trivia

Heywood's number in the movie as the manager of the Twins is 20. This may be a reference to the real-world Twins' then-manager, Tom Kelly (who wore #10), who in 1987 at the age of 36 was the youngest manager to ever win the World Series.

huh? how is a manager wearing #20 in the movie a reference to a real-life manager wearing #10?