Billy's Expert Negotiation for Acquiring Ricardo Rincon | Moneyball (Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill)

Wait he hung up the phone and then said I'll call you back 😂

Shapiro’s line, “are you referring to Rincon” is hilarious IMO.

Everything is a "bombshell" for the news folks. LOL. Whatever.

That air five gets to me every time 🙈😂

Did anyone normal understood what happened here, I was lost completely lol

I love this movie

I like black-and-white movies, but not the ones that are in color.

Suzanne…real mvp

In case anyone wonders what the hell went on here:

Summarizing

Billy wants Rincon, Rincon costs 500K and there’s another team looking to buy him.

He calls this team and offers a good (Venafro) trade to make them back off on the Rincon buyout for a little bit.

He then gets a better deal with another team for Venafro and 250K.

But at the same time now Rincons team thinks Billy in the only option as the other interested team now thinks Billy is still offering this provisional great deal.

Billy talks to the owner to get the other 250K and buys Rincon.

The other interested team just got played thinking Billy was offering a great deal and then quickly backed off.

it really upsets me the sheer amount of people who misunderstood moneyball. It kind of completely ruined my whole perception of the movie

My wife and I LOVE this movie.
I have been following baseball since I was 10 (1970)...and have been playing fantasy baseball for 35-years...and went to college in the Area and then worked there for 20-years. This movie NEVER gets old!
My wife doesn't know a damn thing about sports...let alone baseball. But she is in love with Brad Pitt. LOL!

Best line ever when he goes "26? Double A? Forget it" To talk about a person like that haha

this is the idiot who rejected the red sox, the red sox who went on to win the world series based on his formula

Love this scene❤

I love how he spits out the popcorn.

It's crazy thinking how guys' lives are changed in an instant and the arbiter of those decisions is some dude looking at a spreadsheet for 5 seconds.

I think Jonah Hill's physicality in this is amazing. Did you notice his knuckle cracking as he balled his fist in celebration?

You don’t even know who Vientos is

Shapiro on two 😂😂😂😊

I --LOVE- this movie.. I have watched it tons of times, own it in bluray and can never get enough of it.. This and Draft Day.. both so intriguing.. the acting so spot on and awesome.. Both take you in totally into the story lines and into the emotions involved ..
This bit with Billy negotiating for Rincon.. The total best..

By "at least one" you mean...one.

Buying and selling people like cattle... Still a hard habit that needs to be broken

What is a great actor? As much as we know the faces of Jonah Hill and Brad Pitt , we completely forget that they are Hollywood. It's a chinzy bit of office space, wardrobe worthy of a gym locker (or an undergraduate laundry pile), and some clangy phones, and yet (with some excellent dialogue) we forget this is Hollywood A-list, and dive into the tumult of deadline-looming negotiation. That's some acting right there.

He hung up on Shapiro before he said "I'll call you back".

Brad Pitt is always eating in his films.

weren't they dumping Venafro? why would they need to send someone down then?

Suzanne is the boss

One thing I don’t get, do players have no say when they are transferred?

The first phone call he hangs up and then says "I'll call you back"

Brad spitting out his popcorn is just too funny 🤣

Would love to hear all the clerks behind the scenes chats while they are getting their gms on the phone

I can see how this job could get addictive.For 5 minutes of each year at least🤣🤣🤣

This is an AMAZING movie!!!! That´s what I would say if it was not about a sport nobody in the world gives a single f***

For someone not interested in baseball, but knows the game, this is a very interesting movie. Slow, and not a lot of "action," but interesting.

I like how he hangs up on him before saying "I'll call ya back"

Bruh how Billy went from not knowing him to trusting him is everything. Trust is everything in life.

Suzanne knows how to get on base.

I couldn't understand any of what was happening in this scene

Incidentally Beane didn't sell Rincon off the next season. Rincon stayed in Oakland until 2005.

Damnit, now I have to watch Moneyball again. 😂

I don't follow any kind of Sportsball, but I LOVE THIS MOVIE!

This scene is just pure cinema

Me pulling off a fantasy trade for a TE I have a good feeling about who ends up with 3 PPG

I love that movie... But what's up with the spitting something in cups? What are they eating?

He hung up on Shapiro before saying, "call you back."

Brad Pitt is the best eating actor in the business. Nobody eats on camera like Pitt 😅

I generally hate baseball and baseball movies, but this was a great film.