Hardball
- Drama
An aimless young man who is scalping tickets, gambling and drinking, agrees to coach a Little League team from the Cabrini Green housing project in Chicago as a condition of getting a loan from a friend.
Hardball is a 2001 sports drama film following a small-time ticket scalper and gambler who agrees to coach an underdog Little League team from Chicago's Cabrini Green housing project. The film explores themes of redemption and community through the lens of youth baseball, starring a young cast and veteran character actors.
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Keanu ReevesConor O'Neill
Diane LaneElizabeth Wilkes
Michael B. JordanJamal
D. B. SweeneyMatt Hyland
John HawkesTicky Tobin
Bryan HearneAndre Ray Peetes
Julian GriffithJefferson Albert Tibbs
DeWayne WarrenJarius 'G-Baby' Evans
Kris D. LoftonClarence
Graham BeckelDuffy- Mark Robert EllisBaseball Coach
Michael McGloneJimmy Fleming
Dawn LewisEllen
Mark MargolisFink
Greg SandquistBarber's Son
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When was Hardball released?
Hardball was released on September 14, 2001.
What is the main plot of Hardball?
An aimless young man who makes his living scalping tickets, gambling, and drinking agrees to coach a Little League baseball team as a condition of receiving a loan from a friend. The story follows his journey with the team from a poverty-stricken Chicago neighborhood.
Where can I watch Hardball?
As a theatrical film released in 2001, Hardball is available through various streaming platforms, rental services, and home video retailers; availability varies by region and subscription service.
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