61 and Sandlot

For me:

The Natural
Damn Yankees
Bull Durham

the card game in Bang the Drum Slowly was Tegwar. The game had no rules (the name of the game had something to do with this)

Tegwar: The Exciting Game Without Any Rules.

Glad to see that I am not the only one to retain such important facts. Most times, I can not tell you what color the shirt I am wearing is without peaking, but movie trivia and baseball stats from half a lifetime ago still fill my head.:D

League of Their Own
Field of Dreams

The Natural, hands down...though Moneyball is my new favorite film. Can't go wrong with either, really.

I was also shot at Milwaukee County Stadium. I almost went to be an extra during the shooting. I should have done it. But I was only 17 at the time.

Hi Ted--

I've seen The Stratton Story several times. The actor who played the scout who found Stratton was also the Wizard of Oz.

Barnstorming
 

Always wished I coulda barnstormed, guess that's why Bingo Long is my favorite picture.
James Earl Jones was quite a hitter in this flick, but what other movie(s) will you find him slugging the ball?

'The Great White Hope' - though he played the boxer Jack Johnson, he suited up as a hopefully anonymous Negro League player to evade police. He wasn't actually shown hitting a baseball in that roll, but if memory serves, he swung a bat in response to questions of how he would defend himself.

James Earl Jones
 

In the Sayle's movie Matewan I believe Jones plays baseball while waiting out the coal strike.

No one mentioned Brewster's Millions yet with Richard Pryor and John Candy?

"There's no crying in baseball!"...League of Their Own followed by Sandlot. 42 was good also.

Some of these baseball movies that have been mentioned are real classics. There are 2 movies nobody has mentioned: Safe at Home which starred Mickey Mantle & Roger Maris & The Pride Of St. Louis, which was story about Dizzy Dean. However, The Pride of the Yankees has to be the the #1 classic, since the Babe starred in the movie despite a great performance by Gary Cooper.