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The Joliet JackHammers, an unaffiliated team in the far-from-the-big-time Northern League, are offering the former governor a spot on their roster for the upcoming season.

"He was pretty much ready for the big time from the get-go".

One possible title was "Stories from the Big Time".

The title character in "The Last Rites of Joe May," played by Dennis Farina, is a hustler of a particular breed: a small-time idealist who always believes he's one score away from the big time.

Moments after he was cut last spring, a stunned Doug Mientkiewicz had to make a torturous 500-yard walk across the parking lot, from the Twins' glamorous major league facility to its minor league outpost, from the big time to Mayberry.

Unlike De Niro's portrayal of wannabe comic Rupert Pupkin in The King of Comedy – who was a Walter Mitty fantasist a mile away from the big time – Burke has tasted success, and that's the problem.

Divorced, living on a friend's sofa, dodging creditors and at least one loan shark and bouncing between "borrowed" offices, he still believes he is one big case, or crap game, away from the big time.

2. MOVING FROM DOWN HOME TO THE BIG TIME -- Mid-American Conference grows up.

What other coach or manager in any sport, from Little League to the big time, would have kept his job in those circumstances?

There, a player with a University of Connecticut pedigree can make a very nice living, while keeping alive a newly legitimate dream to go from Peekskill to the big time, just like Elton Brand.