Mr. Burns wears a grey baseball uniform with a red cap and stands on a grass field in front of a dugout, glaring and speaking to a bench of players

What happens

Mr. Burns, the frail, very thin, stooped old man with a hooked nose and grey hair at the sides, wears a grey baseball uniform with a red cap and stands on a grass field in front of a dugout, glaring and speaking to a bench of players. Seated on the bench in white uniforms with red trim and red caps are Homer, with his distinctive red cap and the name stitched on his jersey, next to Lenny, Carl, and a bespectacled player in blue-tinted glasses, plus a bald, mustached player and others. In the early frames a small figure in a grey uniform gestures toward a player on the bench and Homer's wide-eyed stare stays fixed as the team sits in a row. Over the following moments the players lean and scowl, Burns steps forward into the foreground, and in the last frame he stands beside the dugout with a small spectator in a dark jacket and a wooden bat rests at the bench's edge.

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