The Sanders
More Than a Trophy
S1 E1 · 1 min
After a hard-fought victory, a young athlete’s celebration takes an unexpected turn when the trophy at the center of it all is broken. What follows becomes a reminder that the meaning of a win can’t always be measured by the prize you take home.
Season 1
Transcript
[bowling ball hitting pins] It was already like this when I got here. [laughing] Bobby Michael Sanders, what did you... Oh, no. Not Dad's trophy. [laughing] 14 years undefeated in the Tri-City Bowling League, gone in one afternoon. [laughing] Can we glue it, Mom? Can we glue it? Family, guess who just got a great parking spot at... Where is my trophy? [laughing] [sighs] 12 years of Sunday mornings at that lanes. Bad knees, worse shoes, all for this little guy. Dad, I'm really sorry. I was practicing my pitch so I could be good at something, too, like you. You were practicing to be like me? Yeah. Bowling looked cooler before I broke your trophy, though. Oh, Frank. Aw. Tell you what, you help me glue 200 pieces of plastic back together, that's practically a father-son bowling league right there. And I'm filming this for blackmail purposes only. [laughing] This family, huh?
