Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Big Shot (Book 16) (Diary of a Wimpy Kid, 16)

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The coaches back then would make sure everyone scores at least one point to make kids feel good about themselves. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Greg wonders how sports got started in the first place, and thinks sports is just a way to settle things without needing a war. Patel then gave a speech about him being proud of the team for trying even though none of them were good.

Believe it or not, Greg actually won and got two free tickets to the next match, but he doesn't remember going to another game after that, so he thinks Frank took Rodrick. After that, a game happened between the Original Huskies and the Funky Dunkers and Greg mentions that they both looked terrible, but the Funky Dunkers only had 5 players, so they ran out of steam in the end.

After that Susan tried to teach them some drills that her team used but none of them got the hang of it. The book ends with Greg and the Funky Dunkers celebrating their victory by going to an ice cream parlor, while Susan and the Winter Dogs watch in shame.

This is the fourth book to have Rowley as a minor character, (books being The Long Haul, The Getaway and The Deep End). Greg Heffley starts by saying that he hears that every athlete is born with a special gene and that he was born without one. Someone threw a bad pass and the ball landed in the urinal in the bathroom, near the gym and by halftime the score was 38-6 in Franklin's favor.The head ref said that since the Funky Dunkers didn't have a full team, they were gonna have to forfeit.