The 1992 movie “A League of Their Own” gets a small-screen adaptation ... a women’s team in the new All American Girls Professional Baseball League, formed because World War II has ...

The movie still casts ... train to Chicago, A League of Their Own the series wastes no time in setting its own tone and voice. Shaw loves baseball, is a catcher herself, and isn’t going to ...

At the end of A League of Their Own ... baseball diamond by a number of her former teammates, most of whom were portrayed by career actors. But the older version of superstitious back-up catcher ...

There is no line more iconic from "A League of Their Own" than "There's no crying in baseball ... just like in the movie. There's even a shot of Carson, the team's catcher, making a catch ...

Rosie O’Donnell has a brief cameo, serving as a nod to the movie ... the hope for more baseball in its future. Inevitably building toward a big game, “A League of Their Own” doesn’t ...

A League of Their Own is a pretty darn perfect movie. The Penny Marshall-directed film from 1992, about the women recruited to play professional baseball while so many men were off fighting World ...

I, like many women of my generation, absolutely LOVED the 1992 movie “A League of Their Own.” Because of that ... glimpse of the world of women’s baseball in the ‘40s.

We all know the scene from "A League of Their Own." During a baseball ... in the world of women's professional baseball in the 1940s. "I watched the movie as a kid and it was pretty iconic ...

Because it’s a great movie about baseball, and a great movie about sisters, and a great movie, period. This is part of why A League of Their Own became the hit it did in 1992 and part of why ...

Tom Hanks’ A League of Their Own ... in baseball,” but folks might make an exception today. A baseball park east of Los ...

It grossed $132 million, lent sports one of its most enduring phrases, and capped what might be considered a golden decade for baseball and cinema. But "A League of Their Own" played a role far ...