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Tired of losing and hearing his organization bashed on sports talk radio, the owner of a pro hockey team hires the local station’s most vocal caller to run the team.
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Yeah, if the lead character is the fan, I would focus the logline on him: Maybe something like.
After a rabid fan skewers the local team on sports radio for inept decision making, he suddenly finds himself named GM and with the whole city watching can he put his money where his mouth is and turn their season around.
Not perfect but you get the idea.
No, the caller-turned-GM is the lead character. I guess the logline should focus on him?
Is the Owner the lead character?
This sounds hilarious. I’m interested to know how he does. Most people are all talk. Sounds like a GOOD Adam Sandler film!