The High Five

This documentary from ESPN Films delves into the moment on October 2, 1977, when Dusty Baker hit his 30th home run of the season and was greeted by rookie Glenn Burke at home plate. Burke raised his arm high and initiated the first recorded high five in sports history. The film also addresses Burke's struggles in baseball due to rumors surrounding his sexual orientation, providing a deeper context to the celebration that became a cultural phenomenon.

For collectors, The High Five is available on both VHS and DVD formats. This documentary appeals to those interested in sports history and the evolution of baseball culture. It captures an important moment that transcended the sport and highlights the personal challenges faced by athletes in the past.