Moneyball Deleted Scenes 

Man I love that "that was an awfully costly fuck you" scene

Even the deleted scenes are amazing.

everytime i watch moneyball, i expect a fight club type scene where brad pitt realizes that he is pete.

Gotta feel for the lady who got her big dinner scene with Brad Pitt cut from the movie

The best decision Bennett did was not include that scene when Billy steps into the field in the middle of the game, that looked so unrealistic it would had killed the vibe of the movie

Watch Brad at the end of this first deleted scene. He grimaces because he accidentally looks into the camera. Sorkin is famous for his long walk & talk scenes and it's annoying when one gets blown I'm sure. Brad is dynamite in this movie. You know you have a solid movie on your hands when your deleted scenes make you want to watch the film.

I love that they actually had Tim Hudson and Barry Zito in the first scene.

". . . that smell is getting worse." SO accurate about the Oakland Coliseum.

They really know this job, know what to delete.

That last scene is gold. Brad is under rated because of his looks. He really was a baseball manager in this film. 100%

Lmao the scene with the random chick at dinner is in the movie just with Jonah Hill's character, almost word for word, but instead in the club house. They saw how much Hill was crushing it and just cut the chick completely out.

Magnante never leaves that chair the whole movie...always on the phone

It was a good decision to leave all the scenes on the cutting room floor

More proof Brad Pitt should have won an Oscar for this movie.

I am happy that all these scenes were filmed but even happier that they were all deleted. They don't belong in the film but I enjoyed them. Smartest choice was leaving out the cringe worthy scene of Billy walking on the field to chastise Art Howe.

best movie on leadership

That was awesome. This is my favorite movie. thanks

There's a thing that Brad Pitt brings to every role. It's that "I know something you don't know" attitude.

I like the opening scene - it actually shows some of the real players that made this team so good. Like, Hudson, Zito, Chavez - even if it was brief, those guys (among others) definitely needed more recognition in this film.

I see why they cut the dinner scene , hint of cheese on that one!

This movie did Art Howe so dirty. That scene where Beane confronts him in the dugout during a game is the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen.

love that 2nd scene

my god. jonah hill just elevates any movie i see him in

What a f***Ing movie. We need another.

This movie is great in part because this is the closest character to Cliff Booth Brad has played...

Do upload "The Light Between Oceans (2016)" behind the scenes please

man i wish they woulda left that first scene in lmao

Ridiculous how they make Billy out to be the soul reason why they won. Art was a great manager, Justice was always a leader, and they had been working with his philosophy for years before the streak.

Seems to me, that in the version of this movie I watched on Roku, a couple of these "deleted scenes" were in the movie.

This literally never happens. So glad they cut that out

Problem. Art Howe was nothing like this. All players who were there called out the movie for this. Shouldn’t do a very good manager like that.

Art Howe is a good man and he was a good baseball manager. He doesn’t deserve the way this movie treated him.

Billy didn't win with Oakland, but he did help kill baseball in oakland.

AJ preller and Bob Melvin

Oakland is the American Dream turned Nightmare.

65 days till openjng day

I wonder if the As can sign anybody now in Las Vegas?

Am I weird or are shots of the setting the best part of cinematography?

He should have replied "nah, you are that bad of a coach"

I thought he did a great job as manager but I dont think he bore much of a resemblance to the Howe that I watched Playing for the Astros.

It's funny how the whole movie and the whole idea of playing the game is about process over results, and in the last scene Billy is moping over results. He said it himself in the book, what happens in the playoffs is f'ing luck. Even the very best team only has a slight edge over their opponent in a 5 or 7 game series.

i love the movie and these scenes definitely had to be deleted . the dialogue just runs on too long

0:55 Noticed a minor historical error here. If you look at the figures on Art's desk, one of them is wearing a yellow uniform. The A's didn't introduce a yellow jersey until 2011, the year this film was released.

Is it just me but does Brad Pitt spend most of this film eating?

Beane thought he was a genius, reality is analytics is useful only to a certain degree

Nothing ruins ‘historic’ movies like knowing the actual history.

Should've kicked the coach to an early retirement of losing instead of keeping him until the team's winning streak

Damn that chick he was having dinner with was cut from the entire film. Who was she supposed to be? His girlfriend we never saw once in the rest of it? I see why they cut the scene then. Btw, did that ever happen with Billy Beane confronting Art Howe in the dugout after Magnante gave up the home run? If so, that is highly rare and yes looks really bad.

Koch was their best in the pen

Peter Brand (Paul DePodesta) became the Dodgers GM for the 2004 and 2005 seasons. He was most “famous” for trading catcher Paul Lo Duca and setup-man Guillermo Mota (both of whom were having nice seasons in 2004) in late July during the 2004 season to the Marlins for Brad Penny and Hee Seop Choi, and DePodesta was blamed for ruining the chemistry of the team for the rest of the 2004 season, mainly since LoDuca was seen was the heart and soul of the Dodgers. And to make matters worse, Penny got injured after his first start with the Dodgers in 2004 and pretty much missed the rest of the 2004 season. And then Penny wasnt that effective either for the Dodgers in 2005 and 2006. And Choi was horrendous in 2004 for the Dodgers The Dodgers were competitive in 2005 starting 12-2, but then they got many injuries and finished with a losing record. Dodgers were supposed to be competitive in 2005, but all the injuries was just too much to overcome. DePodesta did make some nice acquisitions in his two seasons with the Dodgers, like getting a young Jayson Werth, signing Jeff Kent, Hee Seop Choi was starting to show power in 2005 but he wasnt played enough, taking a chance on Milton Bradley after Cleveland gave up on him due to his behavior, Signing JD Drew, signing Derek Lowe. He deserved more credit than he got (which was almost none), and sadly but somewhat justifiable, will always be known for trading Paul Lo Duca and Guillermo Mota to the Dodgers when the team was fine as it was.

Really good, almost great movie in and of itself. But knowing the facts surrounding the team then, I have to say, not so factually accurate. The film makers totally ignored all the high level talent the team had after the big three left. Tejada, Hudson, Chavez and others. All good players. Howe was a great baseball mind. I remember him playing for the Astros, and my oldest brother, Jerry, the greatest baseball mind ever, turned me on to him.

Good movie but so fictional. Acting like the team did well because of Haddeburg is ridiculous. What about the pitchers? Mark Mulder, Barry Zito, Tim Hudson. AL MVP Miguel Tejada. Naw, let's just talk about Haddy and Rincon and a washed up David Justice. And let's make Art Howe into a lazy fat jerk who was totally against everything Billy wanted to do when it was the absolute opposite.

I Love this scene... she... .. she is so damned dialed into him... 05:38 ... with those pauses.. with her LISTENING to him... just f@ck!ng listen and actually hear... hear and be present. This scene is so well written and acted... ...

Why do movies and shows always have to make it dark in places that are never that dark? Sports fields are very well lit at night, not some dark alley. Even hospital scenes where its really dark everywhere in the hospital lol so dumb

4:45

Has BP been better?

Howe had taken a team that trended-up in his tenure there BEFORE Moneyball could get credit. He went from a W/L percentage of .457 in 1998, .537 in 1999, .565 in 2000 .630 in 2001 and to the ALDS which means his coaching & managing had made his team winnners already before Moneyball's came in 2002, with a .636 W/L % and the same ALDS results. So it is a statistically insignificant enough change to credit Beane & Moneyball for Howe's success in 2002. The year AFTER Howe left, Beane & Moneyball resulted in .595, .562, .543 W/L % which shows a downtrend without Howe so THAT seems more of a correlation to the success or failure than Moneyball.

These scenes are awkward

Whoever told Brad he looks good eating on camera needs to be fired like yesterday !

WTF were they thinking with that lighting in the stadium. It doesn't look like that during games.

Hoffman was wasted in the movie. Miscast really.

whos the blonde gal>?

Billy Beane ruined the A's and now they are moving to Las Vegas.

And yet Billy hasn’t won a god damn thing! Keep changing the game Billy Boy! 😅😅😅

Things must be different here in Australia cos every time I see a ‘deleted scenes’ video those seconds are IN the movie here.

I've been trying to tell the cry eagles cry fans that no one remembers the losers