Baseball Movies.

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Baseball Movies

Paul’s favorite Baseball Movies Eight Men Out Bull Durham Major League

Mike’s favorite Baseball Movies Bang the Drum Slowly A League of Their Own The Natural

What was your favorite Baseball Movie? Moneyball The Sandlot 42

The Natural

The Natural Robert Redford played a character loosely based on Eddie Waitkus of the Philadelphia Phillies. Waitkus was shot by a deranged fan in 1949.

The Natural On the night of June 14, 1949, Ruth Ann Steinhagen gave $5 tip to a bellhop at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago to deliver a note to another guest, Eddie Waitkus, first baseman for the visiting Phillies. Barbara Hershey played Harriet Bird – the “would be” shooter

The Natural

The Natural Waitkus survived the attack and resumed his career the next season. He was the starting 1B for the Phillies in the 1950 World Series.

The Natural Steinhagen was jailed but later declared insane and spent three years in a mental hospital

The Pride of St. Louis

Dan Dailey played Dizzy Dean The Pride of St. Louis Dan Dailey played Dizzy Dean

Richard Crenna played Paul Dean The Pride of St. Louis Richard Crenna played Paul Dean

The Pride of the Yankees

The Pride of the Yankees Gary Cooper played Lou Gehrig; Teresa Wright played Eleanor Gehrig

The Pride of the Yankees Hall of Famers Babe Ruth and Bill Dickey played themselves

Fear Strikes Out

Anthony Perkins played Jimmy Piersall Fear Strikes Out Anthony Perkins played Jimmy Piersall

The Monty Stratton Story

The Monty Stratton Story Jimmy Stewart played Monty Stratton

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Thomas Jane played Mickey Mantle 61* Thomas Jane played Mickey Mantle

Barry Pepper played Roger Maris 61* Barry Pepper played Roger Maris

Field of Dreams

Frank Whaley played Archibald “Moonlight” Graham Field of Dreams Frank Whaley played Archibald “Moonlight” Graham

Burt Lancaster played an older “Moonlight” Graham Field of Dreams Jimmy Stewart was the first choice for the role but he turned it down. Burt Lancaster played an older “Moonlight” Graham

Ray Liotta played “Shoeless” Joe Jackson Field of Dreams Ray Liotta played “Shoeless” Joe Jackson

Steve Eastin played Eddie Cicotte Field of Dreams Steve Eastin played Eddie Cicotte

Field of Dreams James Earl Jones as Terence Mann In the book “Shoeless Joe”, author J.D. Salinger was the author that Costner was going to “kidnap” and take to Iowa. Salinger threatened to sue to name changed to fictional character Terence Mann. Ray Kinsella was a character in an obscure Salinger novel “A Young Girl in 1941 With No Waist at All” Kevin Costner as Ray Kinsella

Bull Durham

Kevin Costner played Crash Davis Bull Durham Kevin Costner played Crash Davis

Nuke LaLoosh Film Director, Ron Shelton, played minor league baseball with pitcher Steve Dalkowski. Dalkowski was the inspiration for Nuke LaLoosh. Dalkowski averaged 12.63 strikeouts per 9 innings, but…………………….

He also averaged 12.25 walks per 9 innings