Technically, Eephus is a hangout movie, but not like Richard Linklater’s Everybody Wants Some!!, the last great baseball film, which spent more time watching its players womanize and ...

Kevin Costner and baseball movies are like peas and carrots, so here's our ranking of the various films he's made about the sport across his career.

This World Series season, immerse yourself in these captivating baseball movies that will rekindle your love for America's favorite pastime. From heartwarming tales to historical dramas, we've ...

In "Eephus," a group of middle-aged men gather to play one last game on their hometown baseball field before it's paved to make way for a new school.

Directed by Carson Lund in his feature debut, the indie has a relaxed air and an appreciation for cherished rituals that never announce themselves too boldly.

Director Carson Lund used to play seriously as a kid but caught the film bug. He bridges his two passions with 'Eephus,' a movie that captures a waning pastime.

Eephus, in that way, is a change-up of a baseball movie, an elegiac ode to the humbler weekend warriors who are driven by nothing but genuine affection for the game. Richly detailed and mordantly ...

There's nothing like a great baseball movie, and these three Kevin Costner-starring films (all streaming on Peacock) are among the best you can watch!

Field of Dreams, one of Kevin Costner's most iconic and beloved films, is leaving its streaming home. Read on for more.

Over its 97 years, the Music Box Theatre — which opened the year the Cubs lost the 1929 World Series to the Philadelphia Athletics — has shown plenty of baseball movies, from “Pride of the ...