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It's a whole new ball game!
A cop and his partner manage a little league baseball team, trying to turn the group of misfits into a competitive team.
Richard Lincoln James Zvanut Samantha Grey Noel Cunningham Manny Lieberman Fred Lincoln Xavier Rodrigo Kathy Bell Sean P. Griffin Max McClellan Kevin Moore Lance Norwood Ted Oyama Michael Pastore Philip Scuderi David Schmalholz Nancy Willis Andy Weeks Todd Weeks Terry Vance Fred H. Denham William Caldwell Mary Gamsu Victor Miller David Poor John Anthony Williams John B. Rose Luckey Heath George Ganzle Charles Curtiss Sharon Morris Lee Bogert Vincent Sandercock Aloysius Kerry Adam Ganzle Timothy Wilder Michael Ganzle William Wilder John Basili Jennifer Lyman Andrew Wittenstein Doug Fincher William Hart Katie Ross Caroline Sherman Susan Boyar Kevin Cunningham Emily Bernhard Neal Matthews Charles Bunting Gary Pils James Freehill Brian Reilly Kelley Goodson Michael Reilly Kyle Goodson Alex Sumner Thomas Charney Peter Brummel Andy McKibbins Stephen Chacho Ian Miller Francesco D'Amico David Rully Adam Jebb Jay Schmalholz Michael Kaminsky Mircea Oprea Jessica Cunningham Hilary Bogert Cyrena Bogert Patrice Hart
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