| Title
|
Year
|
Type
|
Summary
|
| The Ball Game
|
1898
|
Documentary
|
Short film depicting an 1898 baseball game between Reading Phillies and Newark Bears.
|
| Baseball and Bloomers
|
1911
|
Short
|
An all-girl baseball team uses two Harvard boys in disguise.
|
| Right Off the Bat
|
1915
|
Drama
|
A bio-pic of sorts starring professional baseball player Mike Donlin
|
| Casey at the Bat
|
1916
|
Drama
|
A lost five-reeler based on Ernest Thayer's poem and starring DeWolf Hopper
|
| Somewhere in Georgia
|
1917
|
Drama
|
Ty Cobb as a ball-playing bank clerk in a story by Grantland Rice.
|
| Baseball Madness
|
1917
|
Comedy
|
A silent film starring Gloria Swanson.
|
| The Busher
|
1919
|
Comedy
|
Small-town ballplayer gets a big head after joining the St. Paul Pink Sox.
|
| Headin' Home
|
1920
|
Biographical
|
A silent film about young Babe Ruth, who stars as himself.
|
| Life's Greatest Game
|
1924
|
Drama
|
Chicago Cubs pitcher Jack Donovan refuses to throw a game.
|
| The Battling Orioles
|
1924
|
Comedy
|
A barber enlists the help of his father and his old professional baseball teammates to solve a problem.
|
| The New Klondike
|
1926
|
Comedy
|
A pitcher and his manager clash over a Florida land purchase.
|
| Casey at the Bat
|
1927
|
Comedy
|
Wallace Beery in slugger's fable based on Ernest Thayer poem.
|
| Slide, Kelly, Slide
|
1927
|
Comedy
|
A cocky newcomer thinks he's the New York Yankees' new star.
|
| The Bush Leaguer
|
1927
|
Comedy
|
|
| Warming Up
|
1928
|
Romance
|
New player competes with team's star for owner's daughter.
|
| Fast Company
|
1929
|
Comedy
|
Elmer Kane (Jack Oakie) hopes the Yankees and an actress are interested in him.
|
| Hot Curves
|
1930
|
Comedy
|
Pittsburgh pitcher finds romance with manager's daughter.
|
| They Learned About Women
|
1930
|
Musical
|
Two pals play ball by day, perform in vaudeville by night.
|
| Up the River
|
1930
|
Comedy
|
A game behind bars brings Spencer Tracy, Humphrey Bogart out of the pen.
|
| Fireman, Save My Child
|
1932
|
Comedy
|
Joe E. Brown as a small-town fireman who is also the town's star ballplayer.
|
| Elmer, the Great
|
1933
|
Drama
|
Joe E. Brown as an egotistical Chicago Cubs baseball star. Remake of 1929 film.
|
| Death on the Diamond
|
1934
|
Mystery
|
Ballplayer (Robert Young) tries to find who's killing his fellow St. Louis Cardinals.
|
| Alibi Ike
|
1935
|
Comedy
|
Joe E. Brown as a pitcher with a million excuses.
|
| Girls Can Play
|
1937
|
Mystery
|
A women's softball team owner murders a player (Rita Hayworth) by poisoning her catcher's mitt.
|
| The Pride of the Yankees
|
1942
|
Biographical
|
The life and career of Lou Gehrig, with Gary Cooper as Gehrig and Babe Ruth as himself.
|
| It Happened in Flatbush
|
1942
|
Comedy
|
Hard-hearted manager (Lloyd Nolan) falls for Brooklyn team's owner.
|
| Ladies' Day
|
1943
|
Comedy
|
Sox pitcher Wacky Waters (Eddie Albert) is distracted by a hot Hollywood movie star, Pepita Zorita (Lupe Vélez).
|
| The Babe Ruth Story
|
1948
|
Biographical
|
The life and career of Babe Ruth, starring William Bendix.
|
| It Happens Every Spring
|
1949
|
Comedy
|
Ray Milland as a scientist whose secret formula turns him into a great pitcher.
|
| The Stratton Story
|
1949
|
Biographical
|
The career and fateful accident of pitcher Monty Stratton, starring James Stewart.
|
| Take Me Out to the Ball Game
|
1949
|
Musical
|
Frank Sinatra and Gene Kelly as singing, dancing ballplayers.
|
| The Kid from Cleveland
|
1949
|
Drama
|
The '48 World Series champion Cleveland Indians come to the aid of a young fan.
|
| Kill the Umpire
|
1950
|
Comedy
|
William Bendix as a baseball fan who becomes an umpire.
|
| The Jackie Robinson Story
|
1950
|
Biographical
|
Baseball pioneer Jackie Robinson as himself, with Ruby Dee as his wife.
|
| Angels in the Outfield
|
1951
|
Comedy
|
A Pittsburgh Pirates manager (Paul Douglas) gets some help from above.
|
| Rhubarb
|
1951
|
Comedy
|
Ray Milland in a cute tale about a cat who inherits a baseball team.
|
| The Pride of St. Louis
|
1952
|
Biographical
|
Dan Dailey as the colorful pitcher Dizzy Dean.
|
| The Winning Team
|
1952
|
Biographical
|
Based on pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander, played by Ronald Reagan.
|
| The Kid from Left Field
|
1953
|
Comedy
|
The son of a peanut vendor (Dan Dailey) becomes the leader of a big-league team.
|
| Big Leaguer
|
1953
|
Drama
|
Hans Lobert (Edward G. Robinson) runs a training camp for baseball's New York Giants.
|
| Roogie's Bump
|
1954
|
Comedy
|
A mysterious bump somehow gives a boy a big-league arm.
|
| The Great American Pastime
|
1956
|
Comedy
|
A man (Tom Ewell) decides to coach a Little League team, then regrets it.
|
| Fear Strikes Out
|
1957
|
Biographical
|
The life and career of Jimmy Piersall, played by Anthony Perkins.
|
| Damn Yankees
|
1958
|
Musical
|
A man sells his soul to the devil on behalf of Washington's baseball team.
|
| Safe at Home!
|
1962
|
Comedy
|
With Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris as themselves.
|
| Bang the Drum Slowly
|
1973
|
Drama
|
A pitcher's friendship with a catcher (Robert De Niro) who has a terminal disease.
|
| It's Good To Be Alive
|
1974
|
Biographical
|
TV movie about former Brooklyn Dodgers catcher Roy Campanella, whose career was cut short when he lost the use of his legs in an auto accident in January 1958.
|
| The Bad News Bears
|
1976
|
Comedy
|
Walter Matthau's bad Little League team gets help from a girl pitcher (Tatum O'Neal) and a motorcycle-riding slugger (Jackie Earle Haley).
|
| The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars & Motor Kings
|
1976
|
Comedy
|
A barnstorming team of Negro leagues players, with James Earl Jones, Billy Dee Williams, Richard Pryor.
|
| Murder at the World Series
|
1977
|
Drama
|
TV film starring Karen Valentine and Janet Leigh.
|
| The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training
|
1977
|
Comedy
|
Sequel to 1976 film, with William Devane as the team's coach.
|
| One in a Million: The Ron LeFlore Story
|
1978
|
Biographical
|
TV film on the life and career of Ron LeFlore, starring LeVar Burton.
|
| A Love Affair: The Eleanor and Lou Gehrig Story
|
1978
|
Biographical
|
TV film on Yankee immortal's marriage and tragedy, featuring Blythe Danner and Edward Herrmann.
|
| The Bad News Bears Go to Japan
|
1978
|
Comedy
|
Second sequel to 1976 film, this time starring Tony Curtis.
|
| The Kid from Left Field
|
1979
|
Comedy
|
TV film, remake, with Gary Coleman.
|
| Aunt Mary
|
1979
|
Drama
|
A disabled women sets up a baseball team of street kids to save them from juvenile delinquency.
|
| Squeeze Play!
|
1980
|
Comedy
|
Sexy women form a softball team.
|
| The Comeback Kid
|
1980
|
Comedy
|
Former minor leaguer (John Ritter) begins coaching underprivileged kids.
|
| Don't Look Back: The Story of Leroy 'Satchel' Paige
|
1981
|
Biographical
|
TV film with Louis Gossett Jr. as the ageless 1940s pitcher.
|
| Only The Ball Was White
|
1981
|
Documentary
|
A tribute to the topflight players of the Negro leagues.
|
| Blue Skies Again
|
1983
|
Comedy
|
Denver Devils' potential second baseman isn't a man, it's a young woman.
|
| Tiger Town
|
1983
|
Comedy
|
Early Disney Channel film about an aging Detroit Tigers (Roy Scheider).
|
| The Natural
|
1984
|
Drama
|
Robert Redford in a fable about an unlikely, unlucky hero, Roy Hobbs.
|
| Brewster's Millions
|
1985
|
Comedy
|
Richard Pryor as a minor-leaguer with a chance to inherit 300 million dollars.
|
| The Slugger's Wife
|
1985
|
Romance
|
An Atlanta Braves player tries to break Roger Maris' record and make a marriage work.
|
| A Winner Never Quits
|
1986
|
Biographical
|
A television film on one-armed pro ballplayer Pete Gray, played by Keith Carradine.
|
| Long Gone
|
1987
|
Comedy
|
Early cable television film about a minor-league ballclub starring William Petersen.
|
| Trading Hearts
|
1987
|
Comedy
|
Has-been player (Raúl Juliá) and his romance with a Florida single mom.
|
| Amazing Grace and Chuck
|
1987
|
Drama
|
A Montana boy refuses to pitch Little League until the world bans nuclear weapons. With Gregory Peck as President of the United States.
|
| Bull Durham
|
1988
|
Rom-Com
|
Ron Shelton's screwball comedy of a woman's (Susan Sarandon) summer with two minor-leaguers (Kevin Costner and Tim Robbins).
|
| Eight Men Out
|
1988
|
Biographical
|
Based on the 1919 Black Sox Scandal.
|
| Stealing Home
|
1988
|
Drama
|
Mark Harmon and Jodie Foster in a fictional tale of lost love.
|
| The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!
|
1988
|
Comedy
|
Someone's out to kill the Queen of England during a California Angels baseball game, and it's up to bumbling detective Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) to foil the plot.
|
| Field of Dreams
|
1989
|
Drama
|
Voices tell an Iowa farmer (Kevin Costner) to build a baseball stadium in his cornfield.
|
| Major League
|
1989
|
Comedy
|
Fictional story of a team of misfit Cleveland Indians.
|
| Night Game
|
1989
|
Crime drama
|
A ballpark murder mystery starring Roy Scheider.
|
| Mr. Destiny
|
1990
|
Comedy
|
A man (James Belushi) blames his misfortune on a long-ago baseball game.
|
| Taking Care of Business
|
1990
|
Comedy
|
A man (James Belushi) escapes jail to see the Chicago Cubs play in a World Series.
|
| Pastime
|
1990
|
Drama
|
A pair of minor leaguers, one 17, one 40, form a bond.
|
| The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson
|
1990
|
Drama
|
Andre Braugher in TV biopic of Robinson's court-martial in U.S. Army.
|
| Talent for the Game
|
1991
|
Drama
|
A fictional Los Angeles Angels baseball scout (Edward James Olmos) finds a fantastic young pitcher.
|
| The Babe
|
1992
|
Biographical
|
Based on the life and career of Babe Ruth, starring John Goodman.
|
| The Comrades of Summer
|
1992
|
Comedy
|
A television film about a manager (Joe Mantegna) asked to take over a Soviet ballclub.
|
| A League of Their Own
|
1992
|
Comedy
|
A fictionalized account of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League of the 1940s, starring Geena Davis and Tom Hanks.
|
| Mr. Baseball
|
1992
|
Rom-Com
|
Tom Selleck as a baseball star who ends up in Japan.
|
| Rookie of the Year
|
1993
|
Comedy
|
A boy develops a magical right arm and becomes a big-league pitcher for the Cubs.
|
| The Man From Left Field
|
1993
|
Comedy
|
A television film about a homeless man (Burt Reynolds) coaching a Little League team.
|
| The Sandlot
|
1993
|
Comedy
|
A man reminisces about his childhood friends and the games they played.
|
| Cooperstown
|
1993
|
Drama
|
A former pitcher is visited by the ghost of his catcher.
|
| Baseball
|
1994
|
Documentary
|
Comprehensive history of the game, 18 hours-plus, as chronicled by Ken Burns.
|
| Angels in the Outfield
|
1994
|
Comedy
|
Disney remake of the 1951 film of the same name.
|
| Cobb
|
1994
|
Biographical
|
The career and last days of Ty Cobb, played by Tommy Lee Jones.
|
| Little Big League
|
1994
|
Comedy
|
A child becomes owner of the Minnesota Twins.
|
| Major League II
|
1994
|
Comedy
|
Second film in the Major League series about the Cleveland Indians.
|
| The Scout
|
1994
|
Comedy
|
A New York Yankees scout (Albert Brooks) finds a phenomenal but psychologically troubled prospect.
|
| Baseball Girls
|
1995
|
Documentary
|
A history of women's baseball
|
| Hank Aaron: Chasing the Dream
|
1995
|
Documentary
|
Aaron's pursuit of Babe Ruth's all-time homer record, directed by Michael Tollin.
|
| Dorf on the Diamond
|
1996
|
Comedy
|
Direct-to-video short film in the Dorf series starring Tim Conway.
|
| Ed
|
1996
|
Comedy
|
Matt LeBlanc befriends a baseball-playing chimpanzee.
|
| The Fan
|
1996
|
Thriller
|
A deranged San Francisco fan (Robert De Niro) kills a player, kidnaps another's son.
|
| Soul of the Game
|
1996
|
Biographical
|
Story of baseball trailblazers including Jackie Robinson, Satchel Paige, Josh Gibson.
|
| Joe Torre: Curveballs Along the Way
|
1997
|
Biographical
|
Paul Sorvino as the former New York Yankees manager.
|
| The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg
|
1998
|
Documentary
|
The life and career of a former Detroit Tigers star and war hero.
|
| If the Sun Rises in the West
|
1998
|
Drama
|
South Korean story of an umpire.
|
| Major League: Back to the Minors
|
1998
|
Comedy
|
Third film in the Major League series.
|
| For Love of the Game
|
1999
|
Drama
|
In possibly his last start, a Detroit pitcher (Kevin Costner) goes after a perfect game.
|
| Perfect Game
|
2000
|
Comedy
|
Television film starring Ed Asner.
|
| Angels in the Infield
|
2000
|
Comedy
|
Patrick Warburton in second made-for-TV sequel to the 1994 film.
|
| 61*
|
2001
|
Drama
|
HBO film directed by Billy Crystal about the 1961 season of Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle.
|
| Hardball
|
2001
|
Drama
|
Keanu Reeves as a young man who takes charge of an inner-city team.
|
| Summer Catch
|
2001
|
Romance
|
Fictional love story starring Freddie Prinze, Jr.
|
| Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch
|
2002
|
Comedy
|
Fourth entry in the Air Bud series.
|
| The Rookie
|
2002
|
Biographical
|
Based on true story of a high school coach, pitcher Jim Morris, portrayed by Dennis Quaid.
|
| Bleacher Bums
|
2002
|
Comedy
|
TV version of the 1970s stage play about diehard fans in the outfield bleachers.
|
| Battlefield Baseball
|
2003
|
Action
|
Japanese film.
|
| Day of Independence
|
2003
|
Drama
|
Short film
|
| Hustle
|
2004
|
Biographical
|
ESPN dramatization on success and scandal of Pete Rose, starring Tom Sizemore.
|
| Mickey
|
2004
|
Drama
|
John Grisham story about a Little Leaguer and his father.
|
| Mr. 3000
|
2004
|
Comedy
|
A potential Hall of Famer (Bernie Mac) is told he's actually three hits shy of 3,000.
|
| Nine Innings From Ground Zero
|
2004
|
Documentary
|
How the 2001 World Series helped America cope with 9/11.
|
| This Old Cub
|
2004
|
Documentary
|
Chronicles life of Ron Santo, focusing on his struggle with type 1 diabetes.
|
| Up for Grabs
|
2004
|
Documentary
|
A battle over who owns ball hit in 2001 by Barry Bonds for his 73rd home run.
|
| The Winning Season
|
2004
|
Drama
|
A child from 1985 wakes up in 1909 and meets hero Honus Wagner (Matthew Modine).
|
| Fever Pitch
|
2005
|
Rom-Com
|
Loosely based on Nick Hornby soccer story, in this case a Boston Red Sox fan (Jimmy Fallon).
|
| Game 6
|
2005
|
Drama
|
A playwright (Michael Keaton) has a wild night during a Red Sox playoff series.
|
| Bad News Bears
|
2005
|
Comedy
|
Remake of 1976 film of same name, starring Billy Bob Thornton.
|
| The Sandlot 2
|
2005
|
Comedy
|
Direct-to-video sequel to The Sandlot.
|
| The Benchwarmers
|
2006
|
Comedy
|
David Spade and Rob Schneider as middle-aged nerds who want to play ball.
|
| Everyone's Hero
|
2006
|
Animation
|
Cartoon family film with baseball theme.
|
| Beer League
|
2006
|
Comedy
|
A town drunk plays in a big softball game.
|
| Off the Black
|
2006
|
Drama
|
An umpire (Nick Nolte) befriends a high school player who hated him.
|
| Kokoyakyu: High School Baseball
|
2006
|
Documentary
|
Broadcast on the U.S. PBS series POV. Explores the phenomenon of high school baseball in Japan.
|
| The Final Season
|
2007
|
Drama
|
Based on 1991 season of Norway High School in Norway, Iowa, before it was closed and consolidated into its county school district, starring Sean Astin.
|
| The Sandlot: Heading Home
|
2007
|
Comedy
|
Second direct-to-video sequel to The Sandlot.
|
| The Bronx Is Burning
|
2007
|
Biographical
|
A docudrama of 1977 New York Yankees, with John Turturro as Billy Martin.
|
| Black Irish
|
2007
|
Drama
|
Boston teen tries to escape family problems through his pitching.
|
| American Pastime
|
2007
|
Drama
|
Based on true events, depicts life inside internment camps, where baseball was one of the major diversions from the reality of the internees' lives.
|
| City Without Baseball
|
2008
|
Drama
|
Chinese film.
|
| Signs of the Time
|
2008
|
Documentary
|
Hour-long film which focuses on the origin of hand signals in baseball.
|
| Sugar
|
2008
|
Drama
|
Story about a Dominican prospect and his adjustment to life in the U.S.
|
| Touching Home
|
2008
|
Drama
|
Brothers with pro-ball ambitions deal with their homeless father (Ed Harris).
|
| The Perfect Game
|
2009
|
Drama
|
Based on true story of Mexico team that won 1957 Little League World Series.
|
| The Open Road
|
2009
|
Drama
|
Minor leaguer Justin Timberlake has issues with baseball-legend dad Jeff Bridges.
|
| Calvin Marshall
|
2009
|
Comedy
|
Talentless baseball player Alex Frost tries to make Steve Zahn coached college team.
|
| 4192: The Crowning of the Hit King
|
2010
|
Documentary
|
Reviewing the achievements, controversies of all-time hit leader Pete Rose.
|
| Chasing 3000
|
2010
|
Drama
|
Two boys go a long way to witness 3,000th career hit of Roberto Clemente.
|
| Fernando Nation
|
2010
|
Documentary
|
Made for TV as a part of ESPN's 30 for 30 series. Chronicles impact of Fernando Valenzuela's 1981 rookie season with Los Angeles Dodgers.
|
| Four Days in October
|
2010
|
Documentary
|
Made for TV as a part of ESPN's 30 for 30 series. On the Boston Red Sox' comeback from 3–0 series deficit against Yankees in 2004 ALCS.
|
| Hero
|
2010
|
Drama
|
Christian film about fathers and sons.
|
| How Do You Know
|
2010
|
Rom-Com
|
A romantic triangle involving a softball player (Reese Witherspoon) and a Washington Nationals pitcher (Owen Wilson).
|
| The House of Steinbrenner
|
2010
|
Documentary
|
Made for TV as a part of ESPN's 30 for 30 series. Explores the legacy of George Steinbrenner's ownership of the New York Yankees.
|
| Jews and Baseball: An American Love Story
|
2010
|
Documentary
|
Documentary film on the connection and history between American Jews and baseball.
|
| Jordan Rides the Bus
|
2010
|
Documentary
|
Made for TV as a part of ESPN's 30 for 30 series. Explores Michael Jordan's brief career in minor league baseball after his first retirement from basketball.
|
| Little Big Men
|
2010
|
Documentary
|
Made for TV as a part of ESPN's 30 for 30 series. On a Kirkland National Little League team's stunning victory in 1982 Little League World Series, and players' lives in the decades that followed.
|
| Silly Little Game
|
2010
|
Documentary
|
Made for TV as a part of ESPN's 30 for 30 series. About the New York City writers and academics who created Rotisserie fantasy baseball, and how their creation eventually left them behind.
|
| Catching Hell
|
2011
|
Documentary
|
Made for TV as a follow-up to ESPN's 30 for 30 series. Explores relationship between Steve Bartman and other Chicago Cubs fans since foul-ball incident in Game 6 of 2003 NLCS.
|
| A Mile in His Shoes
|
2011
|
Drama
|
A minor-league manager stumbles on a hidden talent who throws apples on a farm.
|
| Moneyball
|
2011
|
Drama
|
Based on a true story, the Michael Lewis best-seller about Oakland A's exec Billy Beane, played by Brad Pitt, and assistant general manager Peter Brand (based on Paul DePodesta, played by Jonah Hill).
|
| Ballplayer: Pelotero
|
2011
|
Documentary
|
A behind-the-scenes glimpse into the remarkably organized and well-managed system in the Dominican Republic that has produced an inordinate amount of elite athletes.
|
| Trouble with the Curve
|
2012
|
Drama
|
Clint Eastwood as a veteran Atlanta Braves scout whose vision is fading.
|
| Knuckleball!
|
2012
|
Documentary
|
A season following pitchers Tim Wakefield and R. A. Dickey.
|
| You Don't Know Bo
|
2012
|
Documentary
|
Made for TV as a part of ESPN's 30 for 30 series about baseball and football star Bo Jackson.
|
| Home Run
|
2013
|
Drama
|
A ballplayer dealing with substance abuse returns to his hometown.
|
| 42
|
2013
|
Biographical
|
Story of Jackie Robinson's (Chadwick Boseman) historic signing with Brooklyn Dodgers under guidance of team executive Branch Rickey (played by Harrison Ford).
|
| Gibsonburg
|
2013
|
Drama
|
Story of 2005 Gibsonburg High School team from Ohio, the first U.S. high school team in any sport to win a state championship with a losing record.
|
| Million Dollar Arm
|
2014
|
Drama
|
A sports agent (Jon Hamm) arranges a baseball tryout for two cricket players from India.
|
| The Vancouver Asahi
|
2014
|
Drama
|
Set in Canada during the 1930s.[1]
|
| The Battered Bastards of Baseball
|
2014
|
Documentary
|
Look at a Portland minor-league team, featuring Bing (the team's owner) and Kurt Russell (who played for the team and later worked in its front office).
|
| Henry & Me
|
2014
|
Animation
|
Guardian angel introduces an ill 12-year-old to New York Yankees of different eras.
|
| The Phenom
|
2015
|
Drama
|
A talented young baseball player struggles professionally as he deals with his abusive father.
|
| Everybody Wants Some!!
|
2016
|
Comedy
|
Film by Richard Linklater about immature 1980 college baseball players in Texas.
|
| Doc & Darryl
|
2016
|
Documentary
|
Made for TV as a part of ESPN's 30 for 30 series. Explores the lives, careers, and struggles with addiction of former New York Mets stars Dwight "Doc" Gooden and Darryl Strawberry.
|
| Fastball
|
2016
|
Documentary
|
With Kevin Costner narrating, lead a cast of baseball legends and scientists who explore the magic within the 396 milliseconds it takes a fastball to reach home plate, and decipher who threw the fastest pitch ever..
|
| Spaceman
|
2016
|
Biographical
|
Josh Duhamel portrays a colorful left-handed pitcher, Bill Lee.
|
| Undrafted
|
2016
|
Comedy
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After a college baseball star doesn't make the Major League Baseball draft, an intramural game with friends becomes hugely important to him as he tries to accept his broken dreams.
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| World Beaters
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2017
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Documentary
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ESPN Films production chronicling the Maine–Endwell Little League team that won the 2016 Little League World Series, becoming the smallest community ever to win that event.
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| Heading Home
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2018
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Documentary
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About the underdog Israel national baseball team competing for the first time in the World Baseball Classic.
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| Koshien: Japan's Field of Dreams
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2019
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Documentary
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US–Japanese coproduction exploring Japanese high school baseball, focusing on two schools trying to reach the 100th Summer Koshien national tournament and the differing approaches of their coaches.
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| Bottom of the 9th
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2019
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Drama
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After serving 17 years in prison for a violent mistake he made in his youth, a once-aspiring baseball player returns to his Bronx neighborhood.
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| Baseball Girl
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2020
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Drama
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Story of a high school student who tries to join a professional team with the help of her coach.
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| Long Gone Summer
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2020
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Documentary
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Made for TV as a part of ESPN's 30 for 30 series. A look back at the 1998 home run chase between Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa.
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| Once Upon a Time in Queens
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2021
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Documentary
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Made for TV as a part of ESPN's 30 for 30 series. A four-part exploration of the 1986 New York Mets and their enduring place in sports culture.
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| It Ain't Over
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2022
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Documentary
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Explores the life and career of New York Yankees Hall of Fame catcher Yogi Berra.
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| Facing Nolan
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2022
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Documentary
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Explores the life and career of Hall of Fame Pitcher Nolan Ryan
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| Tomorrow's Game
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2023
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Children and family, Science fiction
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On the day of his uncle's ascendance into the Baseball Hall of Fame, Daniel is forced to embark on a journey through time that sees him restore his family's legacy and rewrite baseball history. With Paul Rodriguez.
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| Shohei Ohtani: Beyond the Dream
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2023
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Documentary
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Documentary made by ESPN Films exploring Shohei Ohtani's rise from his beginning in Japan to becoming a two-way superstar in Major League Baseball. Starring Pedro Martinez as narrator.
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| The Hill
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2023
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Biographical
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The true-life story of Rickey Hill's improbable journey to play Major League Baseball.
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