 The Coach has gone to Phoenix for the funeral of his best friend, T-Bone Scappagioni. T-Bone and The Coach played together in the minors and coached together for the Red Sox. Sam admits that he personally never liked T-Bone, the reason he didn t go to the funeral. The Coach, having returned to the bar, admits that the funeral was a bit impersonal since T-Bone had lived in Phoenix for only a short time, to which Diane suggests that they should hold a memorial at the bar in Boston where all his old friends still live. After the plans for the memorial are all set, Sam tells Diane the reason that he doesn t like T-Bone: he once made a play for The Coach s wife, Angela. Coach overhears their conversation. Despite the fact that The Coach now hates T-Bone, Sam and Diane tell him to at least deal with his feelings. The Coach decides to go through with the memorial, but that s where he wants to spill his guts about his feelings. At the last minute, The Coach decides to forgive T-Bone. However, the talk about forgiveness brings out the fact that T-Bone hit on all his friend s wives among other bad deeds. All his friends come to the conclusion that he really wasn t a nice guy. A mob mentality ensues, the only thing that ultimately turns the tide back to forgiveness is a rendition of Amazing Grace from Diane.