10 Baseball Movies to Ignite Your Love for the Game. ... This 1993 film captures the impossible becoming possible: a broken arm turning a young boy into a Major League Baseball pitcher.

Rookie of the Year taps into every kid’s fantasy, as 12-year old Henry Rowengartner (Thomas Ian Nicholas) suffers a broken arm and can suddenly throw 100 MPH.

STATS A broken arm leaves 12-year-old Rowengartner with superstrength and speed; he gains recognition when he throws a foul ball from the outfield bleachers all the way to home plate at Wrigley Field.

The movie also brought attention to a forgotten piece of baseball history, and it gets extra credit for adding the line "There's no crying in baseball" to the vernacular. 6. The Bad News Bears (1976) ...

Ford Frick, commissioner of baseball at the time, declares that unless Ruth's record is broken within 154 games of the new 162-game schedule, the new record will have an asterisk next to it in the ...

Baseball movie fans will recognize it from "The Natural," the 1984 film starring Robert Redford ... This weekend's release of Disney's "Million Dollar Arm," which is about an agent's search ...

Twenty-five years ago, baseball movies were all the rage. Now, with the release of "Million Dollar Arm," they appear to be back in vogue. Skip to main content Skip to navigation ...

Tapping into visions of nostalgia, “Field of Dreams” illustrates the reason we loved baseball movies so much in the first place and became as iconic as the mythos it sought to reflect; MLB games were ...

After swinging and missing with Draft Day last month, Hollywood returns to the playing field Friday with Million Dollar Arm, based on the true story of a sports agent who recruits Indian cricket ...