Career. As a youth, Wagner was a natural right-handed pitcher , but after breaking his throwing arm twice, he taught himself how to use his left arm by throwing nothing but fastballs against a barn ..

I know I'd pay top dollar to see that. Was it a red barn? No, don't tell me. I don't want to ruin the surprise

Sounds like a great movie I want to go see
LOL

Yea, we can get Dennis Quaid to do it.

Ahaha, it would only happen if something tragic happened though

no hes not good enough dominent closer but no superstar that the world has never seen before. Id say more mariano rivera or trevor hoffman

although i like his story.

maybe joba chamberlain, have u heard his story

Maybe one of those made for TV movies that shows only after 3 AM.

More likely, just a sportscentury biography.

They could call the movie "The Broad Side of the Barn"

That would be the most boring movie ever.

Good story, not enough to make me want to watch a movie about it though.

it sounds kinda boring but if he does something really amazing in the world series this year and dies very tragically right after like roberto clemente i think he has a chanse..

Inspiring to be sure but there is not enough material for a movie.

I will say yes a movie could be made of this story, mostof interested already know the story but you are bound to find someone living under a rock.

Can he still throw right handed.

Zambrano throws BP lefty, and games righty, that is impressive.

Steve Martin already did the jerk.

Yea, especially if I get to direct the Phillies segment of his career.

Maybe we could do Mesa next!

Didn't know this fact. Let a movie company know about it and see what happens.

He's pitched for the Astros, Phillies and Mets, so it would have to be classified as a horror film.

Sure I'd watch it.....
Billy Wagner is my uncles nephew.
They grew up like brothers together.

Why?

A movie? No, but how about a very special episode of Blossom?

Yeah, and they can show it on the ABC Afterschool Special. Oh, that's no longer on TV.