Jamie pulls a squeeze play on his softball coach. Graham chooses between redemption and revenge. Blankenship tries to prevent the hazing of a fellow sailor. A brother grieves over his dead gay brother. Nine-year-old Skip swipes a racy paperback from a neighborhood store. Tony is played by the man he won't let get away. Phil gets sidetrack back to the '60s in his quest for Lucky Strikes and Ben & Jerry's. Quentin is abducted at gunpoint. Ten years after he dies, Corey spends friday night with Troy, who is still in love with him. And Joel joins the army to find the life he can't find in Indiana. What these men have in common in the ten stories of Second Chances are the choices that lead to murder, sex, delusion, revenge, futility, humiliation, and even more sex.