Super Stars of Sports: Baseball (1991)
Overview
Made in 1990, this compilation video highlights the "Best of the Best" in Baseball.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.592 |
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Babe Ruth
Self (archive footage)
Lou Gehrig
Self (archive footage)
Joe DiMaggio
Self (archive footage)
Ted Williams
Self (archive footage)
Stan Musial
Self (archive footage)
Bob Feller
Self (archive footage)
Jackie Robinson
Self (archive footage)
Warren Spahn
Self (archive footage)
Yogi Berra
Self (archive footage)
Whitey Ford
Self (archive footage)
Duke Snider
Self (archive footage)
Mickey Mantle
Self (archive footage)
Willie Mays
Self (archive footage)
Roberto Clemente
Self (archive footage)
Hank Aaron
Self (archive footage)
Sandy Koufax
Self (archive footage)
Don Drysdale
Self (archive footage)
Bob Gibson
Self (archive footage)
Ernie Banks
Self (archive footage)
Frank Robinson
Self (archive footage)
Brooks Robinson
Self (archive footage)
Pete Rose
Self (archive footage)
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