Richards: You watch baseball, doctor?

Dr. Hall: Of course. Who in Boston doesn't watch baseball?

Richards: Well, do you ever watch the games and feel like you have control over the outcome?

Dr. Hall: I'd say that's fairly common. Superstition and sports go hand in hand.

Yeah, but at the end of day, you know. You realize that whatever you do, it doesn't really matter. But I can't stop thinking...what if I'm wrong? What if I really have the power to change things?

Dr. Hall: Is that why you're not wearing any clothes?

Richards: Yeah Doc. The more clothes I wear, the harder it is for us to score. I put on a sock, and the bombers hit a double. I take it off, and we strike out the side.

Dr. Hall: But it's got to be less than thirty degrees outside. You'll die of hypothermia.