Some middle-aged folks from Staten Island surely remember summer as a time to choose up sides and playing baseball. It was sandlot baseball, to be exact and between June and August, the park or open ...

It’s been more than 30 years since The Sandlot left an indelible mark on pop culture. The beloved, coming-of-age movie that takes place in the summer of ‘62, focuses on a new kid in town who befriends ...

Legends never die, and the legendary neighborhood kids from "The Sandlot" are coming back for a television sequel. "The Sandlot" director David Mickey Evans announced that the beloved film would be ...

In the 1950s, America loved baseball. Sandlot baseball leagues cropped up all over the country, as children dreamed of becoming the next Hank Aaron or Mickey Mantle. A new locally-produced PBS ...

Ready to feel old? The iconic youth baseball movie, “The Sandlot” turns 25 on Saturday. Yep, 25 years since you first heard the phrase, “You’re killin’ me, Smalls.” And since you first saw Benny “The ...

It’s clear from the first time we meet Scotty (Tom Guiry) that he and his stepdad Bill (Denis Leary) are still awkwardly navigating the start of their father-son relationship. It’s sweet and a little ...

Thirty-two years after its release, The Sandlot remains one of the most beloved and oft-quoted coming-of-age movies of all time. But for the young kids of Patrick Renna, who played the scene-stealing, ...

Writer and director David Mickey Evans has announced plans for a television revival of the 1993 film Writer-Reporter, PEOPLE The Sandlot kids are all grown up. More than 25 years after the iconic film ...

The Sandlot shows Scotty Smalls (Tom Guiry) being the new kid trying to make friends. He then works hard to get in with a group of kids who play baseball. Things go wrong when Scotty takes a baseball ...

The 6th annual Five Tool Baseball Sandlot Classic opened Saturday in Central Oahu, launching a four-day showcase that brings ...

CHICAGO -- The hope going in was that an argument, any argument, would span at least two minutes. One of Jim Price's few rules is that if an on-field dispute lasts that long, then the team captains ...