Technically, Eephus is a hangout movie, but not like Richard Linklater’s Everybody Wants Some!!, the last great baseball film, which spent more time watching its players womanize and ...

Baseball movies are so often engineered for big-game glory moments, they’ve forgotten the part that’s like an afternoon game of catch.

It was back in 2021 that actor Kevin Costner famously emerged from the cornstalks at a specially constructed diamond at the ...

By definition, they are almost the most iconic of all baseball movies, forming the enduring images associated with the subgenre. These two baseball films share some superficial similarities: a ...

“Eephus,” in that way, is a change-up of a baseball movie, an elegiac ode to the humbler weekend warriors who are driven by nothing but genuine affection for the game.

Baseball Has Never Looked Like This Before. It’s All Because of One Very Dedicated Movie Nerd.

Wide Angle The Movie Nerd Making Mets Games Look Like De Palma Movies John DeMarsico on going viral for directing baseball broadcasts like they’re classic films.

Baseball has delivered some of the most jaw-dropping catches imaginable—players diving into the stands, flipping over walls, catching balls with food, babies, and even no gloves at all. From Ken ...