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	I've always loved baseball and when I can't watch baseball, I enjoy checking out a baseball movie. Once I realized that I've seen nearly 60 different baseball movies, I decided it's time to put down my thoughts for posterity. I will rank the films according to my taste and try to avoid labeling something as "good" or "bad" because what you mark down as a home run may be a backwards K in mind (or vice versa). From the big hits to the odd and obscure, if it's a baseball movie, I'll check it out. I hope this will help you find some new favorites and if you want my thoughts on any particular baseball film, just let me know in the comments. That being said...
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