![]() ![]() their lack of nickname thing and how personal their sport is to them i just #i have like an idea about jack reacting to bitty and how he has to be reminded that they’re really all doing it for fun and to lay off a bit #and also about jack spending extra time helping bitty with batting and throwing and everything #and i adore the idea of bitty announcing for jack’s team. #will i ever actually write this? who knows #i don’t have much more of the plot for this but just the parallels absolutely kill me #especially between jack and benny. someone’ll have a spare glove, and she’s the pitcher so she’ll make sure to throw some easy ones his way in the beginning. she tells him to come anyways, they really just need someone on the team to make nine players. He tells her no at first because he’s only played one horrendous season of t ball when he was 6 and he doesn’t even have a glove. but of course jack can’t not play baseball and so him and shitty got with some other kids at samwell who aged out of little league but didn’t have enough money for the highschool team and they put together their own team just so that they can all keep playing.Īnyways Bitty moved from madison at the beginning of the summer, and his neighbor larissa is trying to convince him to come play baseball with her and her friends. Jack and Shitty joined the team their freshman year but all of the kids were horrible and mean and they hated jack for being better than them and they hated shitty for being a better person and by the time they were sophomores the horrible kid’s horrible mothers got them kicked off with not to much pushback because being on that team was awful. ![]() but basically the samwell high school baseball team is really only for kids who have enough money to pay their way in. it’s high school because the kids in the sandlot are all like 11 and. Been thinking about a check please sandlot au for a long time and it’s like. ![]()
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