Rookie Of The Year
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In Theaters: July 7, 1993
PG | 1h 43m | Fantasy, Comedy, Family
After Henry (Nicholas), a 10-year-old Chicago boy lacking in talent breaks his arm, his hopes of playing baseball
in the little league are put on hold. As his arm mends, he finds out that he has a stronger arm for
throwing than before he broke it.
When he is completely healed, he attends a Chicago Cubs game. A home run by the opposing team is hit, and, corresponding with the tradition, must be thrown back. Henry ends up throwing the ball back, but he throws it back all the way to home plate on a dead line. Henry is quickly signed by the Cubs and is the biggest phenomenon in major league baseball.
He becomes a rookie pitching sensation, but learns that fame and a major baseball career have its costs.
When he is completely healed, he attends a Chicago Cubs game. A home run by the opposing team is hit, and, corresponding with the tradition, must be thrown back. Henry ends up throwing the ball back, but he throws it back all the way to home plate on a dead line. Henry is quickly signed by the Cubs and is the biggest phenomenon in major league baseball.
He becomes a rookie pitching sensation, but learns that fame and a major baseball career have its costs.
| Director: | Daniel Stern |
| Studio: | 20th Century Fox |
| Producer(s): | Robert Harper |
| Cast: | Gary Busey, Albert Hall, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Eddie Bracken |
| Writer(s): | Sam Harper |
