The Winning Team papers are filled with stories of the drinking problems of Alex. We are now taken to a baseball game where Alex fields a ball and basically throws it away to the first basemen. He is removed from the game.<br> Alex is next shown where drinking seems to be his new pastime. We see him as he stumbles down an alley and then falls as he reaches the end. he is removed from the cubs and sent to a team called the "House of David." All this time his wife is trying to find him because she lost track of where
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