Powerful! It will make the hair on the back of your neck stand up. Say what you will of George W. Bush, but he hummed a strike at Yankee Stadium at a critical time in our country. Plus, relive the late inning heroics and Derek Jeter's come out of nowhere cut off throw that saved a crucial run.

A very important, compelling story that somehow seems to have been lost for too many decades. Thank God this documentary sheds some light on this courageous hero, RBI king, Hank Greenberg.

Like all good trilogies, the first one is the best. One-of-a-kind footage, touching music, and powerful voice overs from famous actors like James Earl Jones. Beautiful baseball poetry read throughout the film. Plus, the footage of the Gashouse Gang playing pepper is perhaps the most poetic of all. That and Ted Williams loose swing that accidentally whips a bat int the crowd.

Like, I said, you might as well buy the trilogy and save on shipping.

The House that Ruth built. Of course, you have to buy it and pay homage to one of the greatest symbols of American sports.

It's always interesting to hear people's thoughts on this stumper of a question. I would have picked Lou Gehrig's mark, but look what Ripken did to it. That goes to show you anything is possible if you show up for work. I would bet on Cy Youngs most wins but Joe Dimaggio's 56 game hit streak is a close second. Watch this film and all your arguments will become stronger.

Who knew?