Editing Pooh's Adventures of Air Bud/Transcript (section)

== Josh and Buddy make the basketball team/Josh misses the shot/Discussing with Chaney ==
Arthur Chaney: Larry, out.

(Pooh Bear and friends smile happily upon hearing it)

Ash, Scooby, and Shaggy: (softly) Yes.

Pikachu: Pika Pika!!

Larry Willingham: (angrily) What?! Why are you taking me out?!

Arthur Chaney: Josh, go on in for Larry, huh?

Buck Willingham: (furiously) What the heck do you think you're doing?!

Arthur Chaney: Time, Ref!

Buck Willingham: Why are you taking my kid out?

Arthur Chaney: 'Cause he's playing like a one-man team.

Buck Willingham: This boy is the team.

Arthur Chaney: Maybe he is to a worked-up father. But to me he is a player who's got a whole lot to learn. Now I'll kindly ask you to take your seat, Mr. Willingham. Let me get back to coaching my team.

Buck Willingham: Come on, Larry. We're leaving.

Larry Willingham: But, Dad.

Buck Willingham: (firmly) Now!

(Shaggy and Ash wave at Larry while smirking at him while Scooby blows a raspberry at him. Larry reluctantly leaves with his dad)

Ash Ketchum: So long.

Shaggy Rogers: Looks like Larry is out of the team.

Scooby-Doo: Yep, he was such a jerk. 

Pikachu: Pika Pikachu. 

Rabbit: Hmph. I hope this rude young man learned his lesson.

Tigger: That's what Larry gets for picking on Joshy Boy.

Misty: Yeah, who needs Larry?

Togepi: Toge Toge Piiiii!

Pooh Bear: Josh and Buddy will make perfect replacements since they're both really special.

Arthur Chaney: Check in, Josh.

Scrappy-Doo: Have fun, Josh.

Josh Framm: Thanks, Scrappy.

Scooby-Doo: Go, Josh!

(As the game continues the score reads the Timberwolves trailing the Barons by two points, later the players pass the ball around until Tom throws it to Josh. Then Josh looks to Michaels and then the crowd. He also looked at the clock counting down as his mother and his friends cheered him then sees an opposing player running towards him. He tries to shoot a three pointer but the ball misses to the left as the timer buzzes. The visiting team cheered while the Timberwolves looked down in defeat as Josh facepalms and Arthur and Jackie looked upset)

Ash Ketchum: I'm sorry, Josh. You'll get it next time.

(Later inside the court Josh shoots another three pointer and it gets into the basket this time)

Takato: You got it.

Arthur Chaney: A lot easier when the pressure is off, isn’t it?

Josh Framm: I thought if I made the basket, then the guys would have, you know accepted me.

Arthur Chaney: You took the shot for the wrong reasons, Josh. You see that dog.

Josh Framm: Yeah.

Arthur Chaney: Toss him the ball.

Josh Framm: Okay. (He tosses Buddy the ball and buddy passes back)

Arthur Chaney: That dog couldn’t give a rat’s behind about his point average whether he’s MVP. He just loves to play the game. I seen a lot of players in the pros, like that guy Chaney for instance, he did the same mistake you made. If you’re just out there for yourself, you’ll lose. It’s all in here, Josh. You got to play from the heart.

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Winnie the Pooh: Are you really Arthur Chaney?

Ash Ketchum: The same basketball player who was on one of Josh's basketball trading cards who played for the New York Knicks?

Arthur Chaney: Yep. The one and only.

Fred Jones: Wow.

Brock: So, what was it like playing basketball?

Arthur Chaney: Well, back in 1956 when we were playing against the Celtics, I did this turnaround jumper where I would turn and jump while doing a slam duck before the buzzer went off.

Shaggy Rogers: Like wow. That must've been an interesting slam dunk.

Scooby-Doo: Yeah.

Piglet: But why didn’t you tell Josh you're really Arthur Chaney?

Arthur Chaney: After I retired, I lost interest in basketball and decided to work as a school engineer. But when Josh had the idea to make me the new basketball coach and I was impressed by Buddy's basketball skills, I decided to sign his trading card of me, coming out that I am really Arthur Chaney.

Shaggy Rogers: Oh, you lost interest in basketball.

Brock: Just like how Josh lost his interest in basketball after his father died.

Arthur Chaney: (sympathetically) Oh. I'm sorry to hear that. How did he die?

Misty: Plane crash.