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List of baseball films

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This is a list of films aboutbaseball, featuring notable films where baseball plays a central role in the development of the plot.

TitleYearDirectorGenreSummary
The Ball Game1898William HeiseDocumentaryShort film depicting an 1898 baseball game between Reading and Newark.[1]
Baseball and Bloomers1911ShortAn all-girl baseball team uses twoHarvard boys in disguise.[2]
Right Off the Bat1915DramaA bio-pic of sorts starring professional baseball playerMike Donlin.[3]
Casey at the Bat1916Lloyd IngrahamDramaAlostfive-reeler based onErnest Thayer's poem and starringDeWolf Hopper.[4]
Somewhere in Georgia1917George RidgwellDramaTy Cobb as a ball-playing bank clerk in a story byGrantland Rice.[5]
Baseball Madness1917Billy MasonComedyA silent film starringGloria Swanson.[6]
The Busher1919Jerome StormComedySmall-town ballplayer gets a big head after joining the St. Paul Pink Sox.[7][8]
Headin' Home1920Lawrence C. WindomBiographicalA silent film about youngBabe Ruth, who stars as himself.[9]
Life's Greatest Game1924Emory JohnsonDramaChicago Cubs pitcher Jack Donovan refuses to throw a game.[10]
The Battling Orioles1924Fred Guiol,Ted WildeComedyA barber enlists the help of his father and his old professional baseball teammates to solve a problem.[11]
The New Klondike1926Lewis MilestoneComedyA pitcher and his manager clash over a Florida land purchase.[12]
Babe Comes Home1927Ted WildeComedyBabe Ruth stars as a baseball player who falls for the laundry woman who cleans his uniform.[9]
Casey at the Bat1927Monte BriceComedyWallace Beery in slugger's fable based onErnest Thayer poem.[13]
Slide, Kelly, Slide1927Edward SedgwickComedyA cocky newcomer thinks he's the New York Yankees' new star.[14][15]
The Bush Leaguer1927Howard BrethertonComedyAn eccentric inventor is also the local team's star pitcher.[16]
Warming Up1928Fred C. NewmeyerRomanceNew player competes with team's star for owner's daughter.[17]
Fast Company1929A. Edward SutherlandComedyElmer Kane (Jack Oakie) hopes theYankees and an actress are interested in him.[18][19]
Hot Curves1930Norman TaurogComedyPittsburgh pitcher finds romance with manager's daughter.[20]
They Learned About Women1930Jack Conway,Sam WoodMusicalTwo pals play ball by day, perform in vaudeville by night.[21]
Up the River1930John FordComedyA prison baseball game promptsSpencer Tracy andHumphrey Bogart to break into the pen.[22]
Fireman, Save My Child1932Lloyd BaconComedyJoe E. Brown as a small-town fireman who is also the town's star ballplayer.[23]
Slide, Babe, Slide1932Benjamin StoloffShortBabe Ruth plays baseball with a group of kids who refuse to believe he is who he says he is.[9]
Perfect Control1932Benjamin StoloffShortA schoolboy dreams that his classmates play a sandlot game with Babe Ruth.[9]
Over the Fence1932Lou BreslawShortBabe Ruth convinces a schoolteacher to allow the class to play baseball instead of having their math lesson.[9]
Just Pals1932Benjamin StoloffShortBabe Ruth umpires a baseball game at an orphanage.[9]
Fancy Curves1932Lou BreslawShortBabe Ruth coaches a women's baseball team, and ends up in drag as one of the players.[9]
Elmer, the Great1933Mervyn LeRoyDramaJoe E. Brown as an egotisticalChicago Cubs baseball star. Remake of1929 film.[24]
Death on the Diamond1934Edward SedgwickMysteryBallplayer (Robert Young) tries to find who's killing his fellowSt. Louis Cardinals.[25]
Alibi Ike1935Ray EnrightComedyJoe E. Brown as a pitcher with a million excuses.[26]
Girls Can Play1937Lambert HillyerMysteryA women's softball team owner murders a player (Rita Hayworth) by poisoning her catcher's mitt.[27]
Home Run on the Keys1937Roy MackShortMusiciansZez Confrey andByron Gay sit with Babe Ruth and write a song about baseball.[9]
The Pride of the Yankees1942Sam WoodBiographicalThe life and career ofLou Gehrig, withGary Cooper as Gehrig andBabe Ruth as himself.[9]
It Happened in Flatbush1942Ray McCareyComedyHard-hearted manager (Lloyd Nolan) falls for Brooklyn team's owner.[28]
Ladies' Day1943Leslie GoodwinsComedySox pitcher Wacky Waters (Eddie Albert) is distracted by a hot Hollywood movie star, Pepita Zorita (Lupe Vélez).[29]
The Babe Ruth Story1948Roy Del RuthBiographicalThe life and career ofBabe Ruth, starringWilliam Bendix.[30]
It Happens Every Spring1949Lloyd BaconComedyRay Milland as a scientist whose secret formula turns him into a great pitcher.[31]
The Stratton Story1949Sam WoodBiographicalThe career and fateful accident of pitcherMonty Stratton, starringJames Stewart.[32]
Take Me Out to the Ball Game1949Busby BerkeleyMusicalFrank Sinatra andGene Kelly as singing, dancing ballplayers.[33]
The Kid from Cleveland1949Herbert KlineDramaThe '48 World Series championCleveland Indians come to the aid of a young fan.[34]
Kill the Umpire1950Lloyd BaconComedyWilliam Bendix as a baseball fan who becomes an umpire.[35]
The Jackie Robinson Story1950Alfred E. GreenBiographicalBaseball pioneerJackie Robinson as himself, withRuby Dee ashis wife.[36]
Angels in the Outfield1951Clarence BrownComedyAPittsburgh Pirates manager (Paul Douglas) gets some help from above.[37]
Rhubarb1951Arthur LubinComedyRay Milland in a cute tale about a cat who inherits a baseball team.[38]
The Pride of St. Louis1952Harmon JonesBiographicalDan Dailey as the colorful pitcherDizzy Dean.[39]
The Winning Team1952Lewis SeilerBiographicalBased on pitcherGrover Cleveland Alexander, played byRonald Reagan.[40]
The Kid from Left Field1953Harmon JonesComedyThe son of a peanut vendor (Dan Dailey) becomes the leader of a big-league team.[41]
Big Leaguer1953Robert AldrichDramaHans Lobert (Edward G. Robinson) runs a training camp for baseball's New York Giants.[42]
Roogie's Bump1954Harold YoungComedyA mysterious bump somehow gives a boy a big-league arm.[43]
"Bang the Drum Slowly" (The United States Steel Hour)1956Daniel PetrieDramaA pitcher develops a friendship with a catcher who has a terminal disease. Broadcast onThe United States Steel Hour. Based on thenovel of the same name byMark Harris.[44]
The Great American Pastime1956Herman HoffmanComedyA man (Tom Ewell) decides to coach aLittle League team, then regrets it.[45]
Fear Strikes Out1957Robert MulliganBiographicalThe life and career ofJimmy Piersall, played byAnthony Perkins.[46]
Damn Yankees1958George Abbott andStanley DonenMusicalA man sells his soul to the devil on behalf of theWashington Senators.[47]
Safe at Home!1962Walter DonigerComedyWithMickey Mantle andRoger Maris asthemselves.[48]
Bang the Drum Slowly1973John D. HancockDramaRobert De Niro andMichael Moriarty star inMark Harris's adaptation ofhis own novel about a pitcher who develops a friendship with a catcher who has a terminal disease.[49]
It's Good To Be Alive1974Michael LandonBiographicalTV movie about formerBrooklyn Dodgers catcherRoy Campanella, whose career was cut short when he lost the use of his legs in an auto accident in January 1958.[50]
The Bad News Bears1976Michael RitchieComedyWalter Matthau's bad Little League team gets help from a girl pitcher (Tatum O'Neal) and a motorcycle-riding slugger (Jackie Earle Haley).[51]
The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars & Motor Kings1976John BadhamComedyA barnstorming team ofNegro leagues players, withJames Earl Jones,Billy Dee Williams,Richard Pryor.[52]
Murder at the World Series1977Cy ChermakDramaTV film starringKaren Valentine andJanet Leigh.[53]
The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training1977Michael PressmanComedySequel to1976 film, withWilliam Devane as the team's coach.[54]
One in a Million: The Ron LeFlore Story1978William GrahamBiographicalTV film on the life and career ofRon LeFlore, starringLeVar Burton.[55]
A Love Affair: The Eleanor and Lou Gehrig Story1978Fielder CookBiographicalTV film on Yankee immortal's marriage and tragedy, featuringBlythe Danner andEdward Herrmann.[56]
The Bad News Bears Go to Japan1978John BerryComedySecond sequel to1976 film, this time starringTony Curtis.[54]
The Kid from Left Field1979Adell AldrichComedyMade-for-TV remake ofthe 1953 film, starringGary Coleman.[57]
Aunt Mary1979Peter WernerDramaA disabled women sets up a baseball team of street kids to save them from juvenile delinquency.[58][59]
Squeeze Play!1979Lloyd KaufmanComedySexy women form a softball team.[60]
The Comeback Kid1980Peter LevinComedyFormer minor leaguer (John Ritter) begins coaching underprivileged kids.[61]
Don't Look Back: The Story of Leroy 'Satchel' Paige1981Richard A. CollaBiographicalTV film withLouis Gossett Jr. asSatchel Paige.[62]
Only The Ball Was White1981Ken SolarzDocumentaryA tribute to the topflight players of theNegro leagues.[63]
Blue Skies Again1983Richard MichaelsComedyDenver Devils' potential second baseman isn't a man, it's a young woman.[64]
Tiger Town1983Alan ShapiroComedyEarlyDisney Channel film about an agingDetroit Tigers (Roy Scheider).[65]
The Natural1984Barry LevinsonDramaRobert Redford in a fable about an unlikely, unlucky hero, Roy Hobbs.[66]
Brewster's Millions1985Walter HillComedyRichard Pryor as a minor-leaguer with a chance to inherit 300 million dollars.[67]
The Slugger's Wife1985Hal AshbyRomanceAnAtlanta Braves player tries to breakRoger Maris' record and make a marriage work.[68][69]
A Winner Never Quits1986Mel DamskiBiographicalA television film on one-armed pro ballplayerPete Gray, played byKeith Carradine.[70]
Long Gone1987Martin DavidsonComedyEarly cable television film about a minor-league ballclub starringWilliam Petersen.[71]
Trading Hearts1987Neil LeiferComedyHas-been player (Raúl Juliá) and his romance with a Florida single mom.[72]
Amazing Grace and Chuck1987Mike NewellDramaA Montana boy refuses to pitch Little League until the world bans nuclear weapons. WithGregory Peck as President of the United States.[73]
New York Yankees (The Movie)1987Lawrence MillerDocumentaryInterviews and footage covering the then-84 year history of the New York Yankees.[74]
Bull Durham1988Ron SheltonRom-ComRon Shelton's screwball comedy of a woman's (Susan Sarandon) summer with two minor-leaguers (Kevin Costner andTim Robbins).[75]
Eight Men Out1988John SaylesBiographicalBased on the1919Black Sox Scandal.[76]
Stealing Home1988Steven Kampmann and William PorterDramaMark Harmon andJodie Foster in a fictional tale of lost love.[77]
The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!1988David ZuckerComedySomeone's out to kill theQueen of England during aCalifornia Angels baseball game, and it's up to bumbling detectiveFrank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) to foil the plot.[78]
Field of Dreams1989Phil Alden RobinsonDramaVoices tell an Iowa farmer (Kevin Costner) to build a baseball stadium in his cornfield.[79]
Major League1989David S. WardComedyFictional story of a team of misfitCleveland Indians.[80]
Night Game1989Peter MastersonCrime dramaA ballpark murder mystery starringRoy Scheider.[81]
Mr. Destiny1990James OrrComedyA man (James Belushi) blames his misfortune on a long-ago baseball game.[82]
Taking Care of Business1990Arthur HillerComedyA man (James Belushi) escapes jail to see theChicago Cubs play in a World Series.[83]
Pastime1990Robin B. ArmstrongDramaA pair of minor leaguers, one 17, one 40, form a bond.[84]
The Court-Martial of Jackie Robinson1990Larry PeerceDramaAndre Braugher in TV biopic of Robinson's court-martial in U.S. Army.[85]
Talent for the Game1991Robert M. YoungDramaA fictionalLos Angeles Angels baseball scout (Edward James Olmos) finds a fantastic young pitcher.[86]
The Babe1992Arthur HillerBiographicalBased on the life and career ofBabe Ruth, starringJohn Goodman.[87]
The Comrades of Summer1992Tommy Lee WallaceComedyA television film about a manager (Joe Mantegna) asked to take over a Soviet ballclub.[88]
A League of Their Own1992Penny MarshallComedyA fictionalized account of theAll-American Girls Professional Baseball League of the 1940s, starringGeena Davis andTom Hanks.[89]
Mr. Baseball1992Fred SchepisiRom-ComTom Selleck as a baseball star who ends up in Japan.[90]
Rookie of the Year1993Daniel SternComedyA boy develops a magical right arm and becomes a big-league pitcher for the Cubs.[91]
The Man From Left Field1993Burt ReynoldsComedyA television film about a homeless man (Burt Reynolds) coaching a Little League team.[92]
The Sandlot1993David Mickey EvansComedyA man reminisces about his childhood friends and the games they played.[93]
Cooperstown1993Charles HaidDramaA former pitcher is visited by the ghost of his catcher.[94]
Baseball1994Ken BurnsDocumentaryComprehensive history of the game, 18 hours-plus, as chronicled byKen Burns.[95]
Angels in the Outfield1994William DearComedyDisney remake of the1951 film of the same name.[96]
Cobb1994Ron SheltonBiographicalThe career and last days ofTy Cobb, played byTommy Lee Jones.[97]
Little Big League1994Andrew ScheinmanComedyA child becomes owner of theMinnesota Twins.[98]
Major League II1994David S. WardComedySecond film in theMajor League series about theCleveland Indians.[99]
The Scout1994Michael RitchieComedyANew York Yankees scout (Albert Brooks) finds a phenomenal but psychologically troubled prospect.[100]
Baseball Girls1995Lois SiegelDocumentaryA history of women's baseball.[101]
Hank Aaron: Chasing the Dream1995Michael TollinDocumentaryAaron's pursuit ofBabe Ruth's all-time homer record, directed byMichael Tollin.[102]
Dorf on the Diamond1996Berry Landen[citation needed]ComedyDirect-to-video short film in theDorf series starringTim Conway.[103]
Ed1996Bill CouturiéComedyMatt LeBlanc befriends a baseball-playing chimpanzee.[104]
The Fan1996Tony ScottThrillerA deranged San Francisco fan (Robert De Niro) kills a player, kidnaps another's son.[105]
Soul of the Game1996Kevin Rodney SullivanBiographicalStory of baseball trailblazers includingJackie Robinson,Satchel Paige,Josh Gibson.[106]
Joe Torre: Curveballs Along the Way1997Sturla GunnarssonBiographicalPaul Sorvino as the formerNew York Yankees manager.[107]
The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg1998Aviva KempnerDocumentaryThe life and career of a formerDetroit Tigers star and war hero.[108]
If the Sun Rises in the West1998Lee EunDramaSouth Korean story of an umpire.[109]
Major League: Back to the Minors1998John WarrenComedyThird film in theMajor League series.[110]
For Love of the Game1999Sam RaimiDramaIn possibly his last start, a Detroit pitcher (Kevin Costner) goes after a perfect game.[111]
Perfect Game2000Dan GuntzelmanComedyTelevision film starringEd Asner.[112]
Angels in the Infield2000Robert KingComedyPatrick Warburton in second made-for-TV sequel to the1994 film.[113]
61*2001Billy CrystalDramaHBO film directed byBilly Crystal about the1961 season ofRoger Maris andMickey Mantle.[114]
Hardball2001Brian RobbinsDramaKeanu Reeves as a young man who takes charge of an inner-city team.[115]
Summer Catch2001Michael TollinRomanceFictional love story starringFreddie Prinze, Jr..[116]
Air Bud: Seventh Inning Fetch2002Robert VinceComedyFourth entry in theAir Bud series.[117]
The Rookie2002John Lee HancockBiographicalBased on true story of a high school coach, pitcherJim Morris, portrayed byDennis Quaid.[118]
Bleacher Bums2002Saul RubinekComedyTV version of the 1970s stage play about diehard fans in the outfield bleachers.[119]
Battlefield Baseball2003Yūdai YamaguchiActionJapanese film.[120]
Day of Independence2003Chris TashimaDramaShort film about baseball in a Japanese-American internment camp during World War II.[121]
Hustle2004Peter BogdanovichBiographicalESPN dramatization on success and scandal ofPete Rose, starringTom Sizemore.[122]
Mickey2004Hugh WilsonDramaJohn Grisham story about a Little Leaguer and his father.[123]
Mr. 30002004Charles Stone IIIComedyA potential Hall of Famer (Bernie Mac) is told he's actually three hits shy of 3,000.[124]
Nine Innings From Ground Zero2004DocumentaryHow the2001 World Series helped America cope with9/11.[125]
This Old Cub2004Jeff SantoDocumentaryChronicles life ofRon Santo, focusing on his struggle withtype 1 diabetes.[126]
Up for Grabs2004Michael WranovicsDocumentaryA battle over who owns ball hit in 2001 byBarry Bonds for his 73rd home run.[127]
The Winning Season2004John Kent HarrisonDramaA child from 1985 wakes up in 1909 and meets heroHonus Wagner (Matthew Modine).[128]
Still We Believe: The Boston Red Sox Movie2004Paul Doyle Jr.DocumentaryA chronicle of the2003 Boston Red Sox season.[74]
Fever Pitch2005Peter Farrelly andBobby FarrellyRom-ComLoosely based onNick Hornby soccer story, in this case aBoston Red Sox fan (Jimmy Fallon).[129]
Game 62005Michael HoffmanDramaA playwright (Michael Keaton) has a wild night during a Red Sox playoff series.[130]
Bad News Bears2005Richard LinklaterComedyRemake of1976 film of same name, starringBilly Bob Thornton.[131]
The Sandlot 22005David Mickey EvansComedyDirect-to-video sequel toThe Sandlot.[93]
The Benchwarmers2006Dennis DuganComedyDavid Spade andRob Schneider as middle-aged nerds who want to play ball.[132]
Everyone's Hero2006Christopher Reeve,Daniel St. Pierre andColin BradyAnimationCartoon family film with baseball theme.[133]
Beer League2006Frank SebastianoComedyA town drunk plays in a big softball game.[134]
Off the Black2006James PonsoldtDramaAn umpire (Nick Nolte) befriends a high school player who hated him.[135]
Kokoyakyu: High School Baseball2006Kenneth EngDocumentaryBroadcast on the U.S.PBS seriesPOV. Explores the phenomenon ofhigh school baseball in Japan.[136]
The Final Season2007David Mickey EvansDramaBased on 1991 season of Norway High School inNorway, Iowa, before it was closed and consolidated intoits county school district, starringSean Astin.[137]
The Sandlot: Heading Home2007William DearComedySecond direct-to-video sequel toThe Sandlot.[138][139]
The Bronx Is Burning2007Jeremiah ChechikBiographicalA docudrama of the events surrounding the1977 New York Yankees season, withJohn Turturro asBilly Martin.[140]
Black Irish2007Brad GannDramaBoston teen tries to escape family problems through his pitching.[141]
American Pastime2007Desmond NakanoDramaBased on true events, depicts life insideinternment camps, where baseball was one of the major diversions from the reality of the internees' lives.[142]
City Without Baseball2008Lawrence Ah MonDramaChinese film.[143]
Signs of the Time2008Don CasperDocumentaryHour-long film which focuses on the origin of hand signals in baseball.[144]
Sugar2008Anna Boden and Ryan FleckDramaStory about a Dominican prospect and his adjustment to life in the U.S.[145]
Touching Home2008Logan Miller and Noah MillerDramaBrothers with pro-ball ambitions deal with their homeless father (Ed Harris).[146]
The Perfect Game2009William DearDramaBased on true story ofMexico team that won 1957Little League World Series.[147]
The Open Road2009Michael MeredithDramaMinor leaguerJustin Timberlake has issues with baseball-legend dadJeff Bridges.[148]
Calvin Marshall2009Gary LundgrenComedyTalentless baseball playerAlex Frost tries to makeSteve Zahn coached college team.[149]
4192: The Crowning of the Hit King2010Terry LukemireDocumentaryReviewing the achievements, controversies of all-time hit leaderPete Rose.[150]
Chasing 30002010Gregory J. LaneseyDramaTwo boys go a long way to witness 3,000th career hit ofRoberto Clemente.[151]
Fernando Nation2010Cruz AngelesDocumentaryMade for TV as a part of ESPN's30 for 30 series. Chronicles impact ofFernando Valenzuela's1981 rookie season withLos Angeles Dodgers.[152]
Four Days in October2010Gary WaksmanDocumentaryMade for TV as a part of ESPN's30 for 30 series. On theBoston Red Sox' comeback from 3–0 series deficit againstYankees in2004 ALCS.[153]
How Do You Know2010James L. BrooksRom-ComA romantic triangle involving a softball player (Reese Witherspoon) and aWashington Nationals pitcher (Owen Wilson).[154]
The House of Steinbrenner2010Barbara KoppleDocumentaryMade for TV as a part of ESPN's30 for 30 series. Explores the legacy ofGeorge Steinbrenner's ownership of theNew York Yankees.[155]
Jews and Baseball: An American Love Story2010Peter MillerDocumentaryDocumentary film on the connection and history betweenAmerican Jews and baseball.[156]
Jordan Rides the Bus2010Ron SheltonDocumentaryMade for TV as a part of ESPN's30 for 30 series. ExploresMichael Jordan's brief career inminor league baseball after his first retirement from basketball.[157]
Little Big Men2010Al SzymanskiDocumentaryMade for TV as a part of ESPN's30 for 30 series. On aKirkland National Little League team's stunning victory in1982 Little League World Series, and players' lives in the decades that followed.[158]
Silly Little Game2010Adam Kurland andLucas JansenDocumentaryMade for TV as a part of ESPN's30 for 30 series. About the New York City writers and academics who createdRotisserie fantasy baseball, and how their creation eventually left them behind.[159]
Catching Hell2011Alex GibneyDocumentaryMade for TV as a follow-up to ESPN's30 for 30 series. Explores relationship between Steve Bartman and otherChicago Cubs fans sincefoul-ball incident in Game 6 of2003 NLCS.[160]
A Mile in His Shoes2011William DearDramaA minor-league manager stumbles on a hidden talent who throws apples on a farm.[161]
Moneyball2011Bennett MillerDramaBased ona true story, theMichael Lewis best-seller aboutOakland A's execBilly Beane, played byBrad Pitt, and assistant general manager Peter Brand (based onPaul DePodesta, played byJonah Hill).[162]
Ballplayer: Pelotero2011Jonathan Paley,Ross Finkel andTrevor MartinDocumentaryA behind-the-scenes glimpse into the remarkably organized and well-managed system in theDominican Republic that has produced an inordinate amount of elite athletes.[163]
Trouble with the Curve2012Robert LorenzDramaClint Eastwood as a veteranAtlanta Braves scout whose vision is fading.[164]
Knuckleball!2012Ricki Stern andAnne SundbergDocumentaryA season following pitchersTim Wakefield andR. A. Dickey.[165]
You Don't Know Bo2012Michael BonfiglioDocumentaryMade for TV as a part of ESPN's30 for 30 series about baseball and football starBo Jackson.[166]
Home Run2013David BoydDramaA ballplayer dealing with substance abuse returns to his hometown.[167]
422013Brian HelgelandBiographicalStory ofJackie Robinson's (Chadwick Boseman) historic signing withBrooklyn Dodgers under guidance of team executiveBranch Rickey (played byHarrison Ford).[168]
Gibsonburg2013Jonathon Kimble andBob MahaffeyDramaStory of the 2005Gibsonburg High School baseball team, the first Ohio high school team in any sport to win a state championship with a losing record.[169]
Hero2014Manny EdwardsDramaChristian film about fathers and sons.[170]
Million Dollar Arm2014Craig GillespieDramaA sports agent (Jon Hamm) arranges a baseball tryout for two cricket players from India.[171]
The Vancouver Asahi2014Yuya IshiiDramaSet in Canada during the 1930s.[172]
The Battered Bastards of Baseball2014Chapman Way andMaclain WayDocumentaryLook at aPortland minor-league team, featuringBing (the team's owner) andKurt Russell (who played for the team and later worked in its front office).[173]
Henry & Me2014Barrett EspositoAnimationGuardian angel introduces an ill 12-year-old to New York Yankees of different eras.[174]
The Phenom2015Noah BuschelDramaA talented young baseball player struggles professionally as he deals with his abusive father.[175]
Everybody Wants Some!!2016Richard LinklaterComedyFilm byRichard Linklater about immature 1980 college baseball players in Texas.[176]
Doc & Darryl2016Judd Apatow andMichael BonfiglioDocumentaryMade for TV as a part of ESPN's30 for 30 series. Explores the lives, careers, and struggles with addiction of formerNew York Mets starsDwight "Doc" Gooden andDarryl Strawberry.[177]
Fastball2016Jonathan HockDocumentaryWithKevin 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.[178]
Spaceman2016Brett RapkinBiographicalJosh Duhamel portrays a colorful left-handed pitcher,Bill Lee.[179]
Undrafted2016Joseph MazzelloComedyAfter 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.[180]
World Beaters2017Jonathan HockDocumentaryESPN Films production chronicling theMaine–EndwellLittle League team that won the2016Little League World Series, becoming the smallest community ever to win that event.[181]
Brampton's Own2018Michael DonegerDramaA 30-year-old minor league prospect reconnects with his high school sweetheart during the off season.[182]
Heading Home2018Seth Kramer,Daniel A. Miller, andJeremy NewbergerDocumentaryAbout the underdogIsrael national baseball team competing for the first time in theWorld Baseball Classic.[183]
Koshien: Japan's Field of Dreams2019Ema Ryan YamazakiDocumentaryUS–Japanese coproduction exploringJapanese high school baseball, focusing on two schools trying to reach the 100thSummer Koshien national tournament and the differing approaches of their coaches.[184]
Bottom of the 9th2019Raymond De FelittaDramaAfter serving 17 years in prison for a violent mistake he made in his youth, a once-aspiring baseball player returns to his Bronx neighborhood.[185]
Baseball Girl2020Choi Yoon-taeDramaStory of a high school student who tries to join a professional team with the help of her coach.[186]
Long Gone Summer2020AJ SchnackDocumentaryMade for TV as a part of ESPN's30 for 30 series. A look back at the1998 home run chase betweenMark McGwire andSammy Sosa.[187]
Once Upon a Time in Queens2021Nick DavisDocumentaryMade for TV as a part of ESPN's30 for 30 series. A four-part exploration of the1986 New York Mets and their enduring place in sports culture.[188]
It Ain't Over2022Sean MullinDocumentaryExplores the life and career of New York Yankees Hall of Fame catcherYogi Berra.[189]
Facing Nolan2022Bradley JacksonDocumentaryExplores the life and career of Hall of Fame PitcherNolan Ryan.[190]
Tomorrow's Game2023Jonathan Coria andTrevor WilsonChildren and family, Science fictionOn the day of his uncle's ascendance into theBaseball 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.[191]
Shohei Ohtani: Beyond the Dream2023Toru TokikawaDocumentaryDocumentary made by ESPN Films exploringShohei Ohtani's rise from his beginning in Japan to becoming a two-way superstar in Major League Baseball. StarringPedro Martínez as narrator.[192]
The Hill2023Jeff CelentanoBiographicalThe true-life story of Rickey Hill's improbable journey to play Major League Baseball.[193]
Nos Amours: The Saga of the Montreal Expos2024Robbie HartDocumentaryCanadian film telling the story of theMontreal Expos, including the continuing attempts to return MLB to the city.[194]
Eephus2024Carson LundDramaAbout the final game of an amateur New England baseball league before their stadium is demolished.[195]

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