Baseball: The Tenth Inning

This documentary delves into the impact of globalization and deregulation on baseball, revealing the tension between money and power that nearly brought the sport to its knees. It highlights the emergence of Latin players, the dominance of teams like the Braves and Yankees, and the record-breaking feats of sluggers such as Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa.

With a runtime of 243 minutes, the film offers an in-depth look at how players navigated crucial decisions in pursuit of success. The documentary features notable voices like Keith David, Chris Rock, and Bob Costas, adding depth to the narrative. Lynn Novick's direction brings a woman's perspective to a sport that has long been associated with male narratives, making it an important piece in the landscape of sports documentaries.