TV SeriesMLB Network Presents
2015 · MLB Network · Continuing · 60 min
An in-depth look at baseball's personalities and historical events.
TV SeriesTV SeriesTV Series2015 · MLB Network · Continuing · 60 min
An in-depth look at baseball's personalities and historical events.
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Bill Murray
Self (archive footage)
1 episode
Chip Caray
Self
1 episode
Ronald Reagan
Self (archive footage)
1 episode
Jeff Garlin
Self
1 episode
George Brett
Self
3 episodes
Randy Johnson
Self
1 episode
John Smoltz
Self
1 episode
Terry Francona
Self
1 episode
Kevin Millar
Self
1 episode
Theo Epstein
Self
1 episode
Curt Schilling
Self
1 episode
Jackie Robinson
Self
1 episode
Don Mattingly
Self
1 episode
Yogi Berra
Self
1 episode
Wade Boggs
Self
1 episode
David Letterman
Self
1 episode
Joe Torre
Self
1 episode
Ken Griffey Jr.
Self
1 episode
Ken Griffey Sr.
Self
1 episode
Sterling K. Brown
Narrator
1 episode
LeBron James
Self
1 episode
Reggie Jackson
Self
1 episode
Bruce Bochy
Self
1 episode
Hunter Pence
Self
1 episode
Bob Costas
Self
7 episodes
Rob Dibble
Self
1 episode
Barry Larkin
Self
1 episode
Paul O'Neill
Self
1 episode
Joe Oliver
Self
1 episode
Lou Pinella
Self
1 episode
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