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The scene in Sandlot was “To Hot” and “The pool scene.” Squints and Alan went to buy a new ball because Rodriguez hit the baseball so hard that it went out of the cover, so Squints and Alan went to go get a new ball when Squints saw Wendy Peffercorn the lifeguard at the pool. When Squints and Alan got back to the field Rodriguez asked, “What tool them so long?” Alan replied by saying, “He was dreaming about Wendy Peffercorn the lifeguard at the pool…” Ham’ was burning up and told Rodriguez, “It’s too hot to play ball today.” said Ham’. Rodriguez didn’t like that Ham’ said that because he didn’t care if it was raining, snowing, freezing, etc,b but all Rodriguez wanted to do is play ball that day. Instead of them playing ball they went to the pool where Wendy Peffercorn was, and Squints couldn’t take it anymore, so he went to the deep end, but Squints couldn’t swim. …show more content…
Once Wendy Peffercorn saw all the players going to the deep end she jumped in the pool to go save Squints. Squints was pretending to be dead or something just to be able to kiss Wendy

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