In "Eephus," a group of middle-aged men gather to play one last game on their hometown baseball field before it's paved to make way for a new school. And that's it. There's nothing fancy about this ...

Top 10 Greatest Baseball Movies of All Time Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the most entertaining and iconic movies about the American pastime. We’ll be excluding ...

Share motivational baseball quotes for an inspiring sports message or use baseball quotes for kids to encourage your little all star. Whether you're celebrating a big win or trying to spread some ...

Over its 97 years, the Music Box Theatre — which opened the year the Cubs lost the 1929 World Series to the Philadelphia Athletics — has shown plenty of baseball movies, from “Pride of the Yankees” to ...

You don’t have to be a former minor league baseball player to make a great baseball movie, but it sure as hell doesn’t hurt. In the 1988 classic baseball film Bull Durham, writer, director, and former ...

Baseball is rapidly becoming a game of athletic excellence. Its players are stronger and fitter than ever. They throw faster, swing harder, and routinely make plays of astounding agility, the kind ...

In Carson Lund’s “Eephus,” two teams – the Riverdogs and Adler’s Paint – gather on a neighborhood field for a baseball game. The leaves are already starting to turn — “It’s getting late early,” as ...

— -- Baseball's first golden age on the silver screen did not end with "A League of Their Own" in 1992. The next year brought the popular "Rookie of the Year" and "The Sandlot," while 1994 saw ...

“Little Big League” isn’t the finest movie ever shot in Minnesota. It probably wouldn’t crack the top 10. But the 30th anniversary of its original release deserves at least a little fanfare. The film ...

Vega Alta, a small town in Puerto Rico, is home to the family of Broadway composer, playwright, and performer Lin-Manuel Miranda. It's also home to the family of baseball's Molina brothers. Yadier, ...

In “Eephus,” a group of middle-aged men gather to play one last game on their hometown baseball field before it’s paved to make way for a new school. And that’s it. There’s nothing fancy about this ...