Best baseball documentary... I'll start; "Fastball"

[Hankphenom]

Originally Posted by JollyElm

'When It Was A Game' DVD set. Not so much a documentary, but ridiculously cool nonetheless.

Color home movies, much of it taken by ballplayers themselves, starting in the 1930s! The vistas of the old ballparks make it worthwhile all by themselves. I wish they hadn't torn down a one of them, not even the smallest and plainest of them. Wow, just wow!

[Seven]

I thoroughly enjoy Ken Burns' Baseball. Yes it has slight inaccuracies, but it's a fantastic piece all around, and really sets the bar for Baseball documentaries. I love his deep dive into the Negro Leagues.

[UKCardGuy]

Ken Burns Baseball is tops but I loved Fastball. After watching Fastball, this was my next purchase

[Belfast1933]

Yes! (And if you do, you’ll see you are not the only one who thought of this)

Originally Posted by UKCardGuy

Ken Burns Baseball is tops but I loved Fastball. After watching Fastball, this was my next purchase

[RL]

Seen a few of the docs listed, all were good.

One not mentioned was Fear Strikes Out about Jim Piersal

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Another vote for Baseball by Ken Burns. In fact, I am watching the 4th Inning right now!

[Shoeless Moe]

Bingo Long and the Traveling All Stars

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCJ_INhdW9M

[Bigdaddy]

Originally Posted by Hankphenom

Color home movies, much of it taken by ballplayers themselves, starting in the 1930s! The vistas of the old ballparks make it worthwhile all by themselves. I wish they hadn't torn down a one of them, not even the smallest and plainest of them. Wow, just wow!

Love watching this one.

I'll have to checkout some of the other's you guys mentioned, especially 'Fastball' and 'No-No'.

Thanks to all for the suggestions.