BASEBALL ISN'T JUST a game; it's a lifeline and a pathway to self-discovery in this seriocomic twist on the beloved 1992 movie about the pioneering All-American Girls Professional Baseball League during wartime in the 1940s. You'll have to wait until the fifth (of eight) episodes to hear someone say, "There's no crying in baseball." Significantly, it's not a bullying coach who says it, but one of the Rockford Peaches, chiding one of their own for not standing up for herself and for the team.
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