MLB 25: Greatest Postseason Home Runs

Plot Summary

The swing. The roar of the crowd. The glory. From the biggest stars to the 25th man on the roster, these heroes sent lightning bolts through their fan bases with blasts into the seats. This thrilling film covers an entire century of Postseason heroics - from Frank “Home Run” Baker in the 1911 World Series through a David Freese Game 6 blast in the 2011 Fall Classic – all in a tidy 59 minutes. Relive Carlton Fisk waiving the ball into fair territory, Reggie Jackson launching three home runs to clinch the 1977 World Series, Kirk Gibson willing the ball over the fence against one of the best closers in the game, Albert Pujols temporarily derailing high hopes in Houston, and many more of the most exciting moments to ever happen on a ball field. MLB 25: Greatest Postseason Home Runs is baseball drama at its finest.