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- Major League, Wild Thing edition, [and] Major League II, Paramount ; Warner Bros. Pictures ; written and directed by David S. Ward
- The pride of the Yankees, Metro Goldwyn Mayer ; produced by Samuel Goldwyn ; directed by Sam Wood ; screenplay by Jo Swerling and Herman J. Mankiewicz ; original story by Paul Gallico
- Mets, Major League Baseball Productions
- The Jackie Robinson story, director, Alfred E. Green
- The Last Play At Shea, the documentary film, Maritime Pictures presents; a Spitfire Pictures production; written Mark Monroe; producer, Steve Cohen & Nigel Sinclair; directed by Paul Crowder
- Moneyball
- World Series 2008, produced by Major League Baseball Productions ; lead producer, Gary Waksman ; senior writer, Jeff Scott
- One hit from home, Pure Flix Entertainment presents with Intrigue Films in association with Dog Beach Films a Tchurstein production ; a StoneMeier film ; executive producer, Pavel Tchurstein ; screenplay by Johnny Meier ; produced by Bari Alexander ; directed by StoneMeier
- Pedro, Carlos, and Omar, the story of a season in the big apple and the pursuit of baseball's top Latino stars, Adam Rubin
- Taking the field, a fan's quest to run the team he loves, Howard Megdal
- Benched, produced by Lindsey Clark, Brandon Gregory, Fred Roos ; written by Richard Dresser ; directed by Robert Deaton, George J. Flanigen
- New York Mets, the essential games of Shea Stadium
- 4 film favorites, kids sports collection, Rick Moranis
- Baseball, a Florentine Films production ; a film by Ken Burns
- New York Yankees, 17 championship seasons, 1943-2000, Major League Baseball Productions
- MLB bloopers, doubleheader, produced by Major League Baseball Productions
- 42, the Jackie Robinson story, Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures present a Legendary Pictures production
- Mercy rule, Camfam Studios presents a Hero 4 Baby Production in association with Gorilla Poet ; written by: N.D. Wilson ; produced by Ankara Rosser & Darren Doane ; directed by Darren Doane
- MLB 2011 world series champions, produced by Major League Baseball Productions