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When the cast is removed from his broken arm, clumsy 12-year-old Henry Rowengartner (Thomas Ian Nicholas) is shocked to find his arm has become a 100-mile-per-hour thunderbolt. His throw from the bleachers directly to home plate alerts the last place Chicago Cubs and before you can shout "play ball!" he is signed as their new ace pitcher. With a few pointers from an aging star pitcher (Gary Busey), young Henry actually manages to pull off the impossible.

Actors: Thomas Ian Nicholas as Henry Rowengartner; Gary Busey as Chet Steadman; Albert Hall as Sal Martinella; Amy Morton as Mary Rowengartner; Dan Hedaya as Larry Fisher/Fish; Bruce Altman as Jack Bradfield; Eddie Bracken as Bob Carson; Robert Hy Gorman as Clark; Patrick LaBrecque as George; Daniel Stern as Phil Brickma; James Andelin; Tyler Ann Carroll

A broken bone turns into a lucky break for a twelve-year-old Little Leaguer when his healed arm is capable of delivering a 100 m.p.h. fast pitch! Soon the pint-sized dreamer is the Chicago Cubs' new star, and his last-place team is headed for victory.

When the cast is removed from his severely broken arm, clumsy 12-year old Henry Rowengartner (Thomas Ian Nicholas) is shocked to find his arm has become a 100 mile per-hour thunderbolt. His throw from the bleachers directly to home plate alerts the last place Chicago Cubs and before you can shout "play ball!" he is signed as their new ace pitcher. With a few pointers from an aging star pitcher (Gary Busey) young Henry actually manages to pull of the impossible.

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MLB Baseball Fans Classic Movie - When the Cast is Removed from his Severely Broken Arm, Clumsy 12-Year Old Henry Rowengartner (Thomas Ian Nicholas) is Shocked to Find his Arm has become a 100 Mile Per Hour Thunderbolt - TM2520

Rookie of the Year is a light-hearted comedy about a 12-year-old baseball fan who, despite his love for the sport, can't play the game at all. During one Little League contest, he breaks his arm. After it heals, it miraculously becomes a super-human arm that can out-pitch any player in the major leagues. The boy joins the Chicago Cubs and helps lead them to the World Series. Though the plot is silly and contrived, it's a pleasant film that is ideal for young sports fans. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine...

Release Date: 2010-04-06, Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)

Rookie of the Year New [DVD] Fantasy Comedy 24543029205

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Release Date: 1/29/2002. UPC: 024543029212. Director: Daniel Stern. Rovi Rating:. Rated: PG. Genre: Sports Comedy, Sports Drama. Subtitles: Subtitled. Dubbed: Dubbed. Run Time: 103 minutes. Flags: Excellent For Children. Distributor/Studio: 20th Century Fox.

Sandlot (Widescreen/ Pan & Scan) / Rookie Of The Year (DVD) (DISCONTINUED)

Release Date: 2002-01-29, Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)

Release Date: 2005-11-01, Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)

When the cast is removed from his severely broken arm, clumsy 12-year old Henry Rowengartner (Thomas Ian Nicholas) is shocked to find his arm has become a 100 mile per-hour thunderbolt. His throw from the bleachers directly to home plate alerts the last place Chicago Cubs and before you can shout inplay ball!in he is signed as their new ace pitcher. With a few pointers from an aging star pitcher (Gary Busey) young Henry actually manages to pull of the impossible.

A broken bone turns into a lucky break for a twelve-year-old Little Leaguer when his healed arm is capable of delivering a 100 m.p.h. fast pitch! Soon the pint-sized dreamer is the Chicago Cubs` new star, and his last-place team is headed for victory.

Crew: Art Director:Bill Arnold, Casting:Linda Lowy, Cinematographer:Jack N. Green, Composer (Music Score):Bill Conti, Director:Daniel Stern, Executive Producer:Irby Smith, Executive Producer:Jack Brodsky, Producer:Robert Harper, Screenwriter:Sam Harper