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On opening day in 2002, a giant check is presented with the date April 2. A's opening day in 2002 wa [...]	D
The film shows the ALDS elimination game against the Twins ending on a flyball to third baseman Core [...]	D
In various scenes in Art Howe's office, there is a photo of 1971-3 A's manager Dick Williams with th [...]	D
Two McFarlane action figures, one of Dennis Eckersley and one of Rollie Fingers, are visible on Art [...]	D
When Billy is teaching Peter how to fire someone, the paper "spit" cup and the coffee cup in front o [...]	D
While it is true that David Justice played for the Yankees in 2001, Justice was acquired in a trade [...]	D
When they show Bradford pitching for the first time, it's against a teammate and the pitch thrown is [...]	D
When Beane starts listening to game #20 of the streak in his truck there is a train crossing a bridg [...]	D
When Beane visits Fenway Park, the Red Sox championship banners from 2004 and 2007 are visible, thou [...]	D
In an aerial shot of the Oakland stadium the Oracle Arena can be seen but the film takes place in 20 [...]	D
Scenes from night games show fluorescent lighting in the dugout. There are no lights in the dugouts [...]	D
The Peter Brand character (based on Paul DePodesta) is shown as beginning his Athletics career in 20 [...]	D
When Peter is flashing through all the players in his database, one player passing by is seen wearin [...]	D
In 2001, when Scott Hatteberg is first shown on screen, his feet are up on a coffee table, clearly s [...]	D
When David Justice and Hatteberg are talking in the kitchen of the clubhouse, there's an A's schedul [...]	D
In a flashback where Beane is playing for the Mets, he strikes out swinging and the umpire yells "st [...]	D
When Billy is talking to the players at the table about the new system, there is a Mountain Dew can [...]	D
The movie takes place right after the 9/11 attacks, when most non-passengers would not be allowed to [...]	D
Billy Beane is shown several times batting right-handed as a pro. But when Billy is shown looking at [...]	D
As the first example of his baseball know-how, Peter Brand shows Billy Beane a picture of Chad Bradf [...]	D
When they show the A's losing the games in the beginning of the season and you hear the radio announ [...]	D
At different points characters say to "text" them, and refer to another as "Google Boy." While texti [...]	D
When Billy asks Pete to text him the play by play, the first thing he sends is Hatteberg isn't playi [...]	D
One of the segments using real video from previous games shows the A's coming off the field and Carl [...]	D
Casey specifically asks for a small spoon to eat her dessert with, but she is seen using a spoon whi [...]	D
When Billy is trying to teach Peter how to release a player, in one of the beginning lines Jonah Hil [...]	D
Oakland pitcher Jim Mecir's name is misspelled "Mercir" in the closing credits.	D
Peter Brand wears an all-green Oakland A's cap with yellow logo and a black-colored under-bill. Howe [...]	D
At one point in the film, it is revealed that Billy Beane is 44 years old; however, the real Billy B [...]	D
Prior to the opening-day game, a female TV reporter is interviewing David Justice when she suddenly [...]	D
Scenes in working team offices include Cisco IP desk phones that were not in use at this time.	D
In one of the film's flashbacks, Billy is shown as a New York Met playing at Dodger Stadium against [...]	D
When Billy is talking to Mark Shapiro on the speakerphone, he realizes that the other buyer for Rica [...]	D
Although the movie gets the trade of Jeremy Giambi correct (it happened early in the season and he w [...]	D
When Billy and Peter are trading players, Billy has a coffee mug on his desk that usually is oriente [...]	D
In the montage where Billy is talking to his players about his new ideas, you can see a Mountain Dew [...]	D
Thought out the entire movie the over voice says "(he) only made one decision based on money in his [...]	D
As Billy is listening to game 20 of the streak on the radio, the announcer says RaÃºl IbaÃ±ez is [...]	D
Game 5 of the 2002 ALDS between the Oakland A's and the Minnesota Twins is filmed as a night game. T [...]	D
When Beane walks into the clubhouse and finds Giambi dancing, Giambi's towel jumps repeatedly betwee [...]	D
Art Howe was not in the final year of his contract in 2002 with the Oakland A's as depicted in the m [...]	D
On the big board of free agents by team at the beginning of the movie, a player with the last name o [...]	D
When the reporter is interviewing Hatteberg before the first game in front of his locker with a reel [...]	D
During the top of the fourth inning of game #20 of the streak, Raul Ibanez of Kansas City is at thir [...]	D
The song that Beane's daughter plays on guitar and sings is "The Show" by Lenka. However, this song [...]	D
In the flashback scene in which Billy is playing for the Mets at Dodger Stadium, the press box is co [...]	D
In the movie, Billy Beane complains to manager Art Howe after the Opening Day game for bringing Mike [...]	D
At one point, we are shown that the A's record is 20-26. There are at least 2 more losses, and then [...]	D
After Billy says the line "You know, I... I don't get over these things..." we hear him say "Ever" b [...]	D

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