Mr. 3000, because it has Bernie Mac in it.

Angels in the Outfield

In response to Seth's request to throw Parker out of TwinsCentric for this, I vote aye. Aaand the "ayes" have it. Is there a TwinsDaily Kangaroo Court we can bring this up in?

Seth is normally pretty reasonable (plus he's one of the site owners), so I'll forgive the transgression and vote No. If it was anyone else... (looking at you, FishingMN)

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For the Love of the Game in a landslide. The lack of chemistry between Costner and Kelly Preston was awful. The back and forth between the game and his personal life was annoying. Anyone who says The Natural or Field of Dreams are not good baseball movies are just taunting those of us who are true baseball fans.

Second Bad News Bears movie was worse than bad news. Never cared much for For the Love of the Game (or something like that) either.

Worst movie is The Natural because it destroyed the ending of the book. Bad movie, bad bad movie.

I am novel,predisposition you a happy age!

AMEN to "For the Love of the Game." I felt bad saying I hated that movie since I'm a baseball fan but Kevin Costner really was awful and it just seemed really contrived. Dragged on and on!!

Any Bad News Bears sequel

Probably doesn't count, but does anyone remember the Fox sitcom about baseball starring Joe Rogan, Mike Starr, and the police chief from "Law and Order: SVU?" It wasn't a movie, but the fact that 6 episodes of it aired should count towards something. It was basically a sitcom version of "Major League" that wasn't funny and rarely showed any actual baseball being played.

 

And I'm trying to remember the name without Googling it.

The Scout and Ed were pretty bad but everyone knew it going in. Angels in the Outfield and Rookie of the Year were kid movies about baseball. But "For the love of the Game" was supposed to be a good film, with good actors and directors. And it really sucked.

Probably doesn't count, but does anyone remember the Fox sitcom about baseball starring Joe Rogan, Mike Starr, and the police chief from "Law and Order: SVU?" It wasn't a movie, but the fact that 6 episodes of it aired should count towards something. It was basically a sitcom version of "Major League" that wasn't funny and rarely showed any actual baseball being played.

 

And I'm trying to remember the name without Googling it.

Wasn't it "Hardball?"

Angels in the Outfield.

I know is a blog about the worst movies, but a very underrated movie that some people might not have seen is Long Gone. I think it was a HBO movie. It stared William Petersen (Stud Cantrell), Virginia Madsen (Dixie Lee Boxx) and Durmot Mulroney (Jamie Donn Weeks). It followed the Tampico Stogies, a St. Louis Cardinals minor league team in the 1950s. Check it out if you can find it. I think it is only available on VHS though.

Wasn't it "Hardball?"

Probably. That sounds right. I didn't think it was, what with the Chris Matthews' show of the same name.

Yup, Hardball. You can watch the series here: http://www.tv.com/shows/hardball-1994/

Let me throw this one into the mix....I've heard good and bad things about "The Fan"

Has anyone seen the Scout? haha wow, talk about outlandish story lines.

 

Then, Fever Pitch over Summer Catch over Ed

I've only seen bits and pieces of Summer Catch, but I had to share that I listened to a podcast with the director of that movie, and he said that Freddie Prinze Jr. was the worst athlete he's ever had to work with in a sports movie. He said they had to do tons of work to make it look like it was actually him throwing the ball, and that it would have been easier if they case Jessica Biel as the pitcher.

Ed, Summer Catch, Rookie of the Year...

 

If you haven't heard of it, I really liked The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars and Motor Kings.

Cobb and The Babe were absolutely horrendous. As was the Billy Bob Thornton remake of The Bad News Bears.

... it would have been easier if they case Jessica Biel as the pitcher.

OK now THAT I would have watched... probably more than once.

It would be one I never watched. After seeing commercials for it, I was too appalled to see The Babe with John Goodman as a buffoonish version of The Bambino. I would love to see a real movie about the real Babe.

Sandlot 3 is perty bad

Was it "the Rookie"? The one with the Twins farm team and he made it to the Majors. I think Tom Selleck, no it was "MR. Baseball"!

Whatever the heck 'maudlin sentimentality' and 'mawkishness' is, I must crave it.

Mr. 3000. ugg.

Mr. 3000. ugg.

Mr 3000 was baaaad