Billy is a decent, well mannered young boy and has a loving relationship with his mother. She, in turn, keeps a tight rein on him, insisting that he keep up with his homework and treat his friends right. However, in two brief scenes, Billy is seen watching sexually explicit movies in a hotel room at out of town games. Some scantily clad, sensual women are seen and heard briefly on the screen. When Jenny finds this out, she makes him promise he won’t do this anymore. Jenny and one of the single players (Timothy Busfield) become romantically involved, but their relationship does not degenerate into a sexual affair. Billy is a firm, but compassionate manager. He encourages the men to win, but tells them that it’s more important to enjoy playing. With all the positive messages, though, comes some offensive language, including some crudities, obscenities and one profanity. This is undoubtedly done to avoid a G rating, but sadly detracts from the film’s quality.
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