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29 June 1994 (USA)
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Major League is about to experience a minor problem . . . . . . he's 12-years-old. more
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A young boy is bequeathed the ownership of a professional baseball team. full summary | add synopsis
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2 nominations
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Very underrated. One of the best of the 90's baseball movies
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119 min
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In a movie in which the plot revolves around the owner of a baseball team passing away, in this case Jason Robards as Minnesota Twins owner Thomas Heywood, it's ironic that the film unintentionally features a reference to a real owner who had passed away. During the Twins games against the Texas Rangers (when Billy argues with the umpire), if you look on the sleeve of the Rangers' gray jerseys, there is a black "HEC" stenciled into the uniform. It's a reference to H. Eddie Chiles who passed away shortly after selling the Texas Rangers franchise to an investment group led by Dallas businessman Rusty Rose and future President of the United States, George W. Bush.
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Continuity: Randy Johnson, the Mariners pitcher, is wearing an undershirt that is long-sleeved. Yet, in the shot from the perspective of the outfield, he is not wearing a long-sleeved undershirt.
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Joey:
You should start Webman. He always beats the Rangers.
Billy Heywood: He always beats everybody. That's why he's 3-7.
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Billy Heywood: He always beats everybody. That's why he's 3-7.
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Referenced in Major League: Back to the Minors (1998)
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WALK DON'T RUN
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I remember that I didn't want to see this movie at the theater (or as a rental for that matter) because of the marketing of the movie and what I thought would be a dumb story. However, I was pleasantly surprised. For what it was worth, it was a pretty good movie. Yeah, the story-line was not believable and it was cheesy at times, but the basis behind the story was pretty solid, it had some pretty good lines, and it was pretty entertaining the whole way through. Word of warning, though - Don't let Randy Johnson scare you. That guy had to have fallen out of the ugly tree and hit every single branch on the way down, THEN bounced and hit every single branch on the way up. Plus he's called the 'Big Unit'; scary! 6.5 out of 10.