Angels in the Infield

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Angels in the Infield
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Directed by	Robert King
Produced by	Roger Birnbaum (exec.) Fitch Cady Deb LeFaive (co) Holly Goldberg Sloan(co) Irby Smith (co) Gary Stutman (co)
Written by	Richard Conlin (char.) Robert King (plot) Holly Goldberg Sloan (plot) Garrett K. Shiff (screenplay) Robert King (screenplay)
Starring	Patrick Warburton Brittney Irvin David Alan Grier Kurt Fuller
Music by	Brad Gillis (bkgrnd cues) Ira Newborn
Cinematography	James Gardner
Editing by	Corky Ehlers
Release date(s)	2000
Running time	89 min.
Country	USA
Preceded by	Angels in the Outfield Angels in the Endzone
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Angels in the Infield is a 2000 Walt Disney Movie. Directed by Robert King, this motion-picture is about a group of angels trying to help a baseball team win a championship game, and who are also helping to reunite the pitcher's family.

1 Plot
2 Detailed synopsis
3 Cast
4 See also
5 References

[edit] Plot

A famous baseball pitcher begins to lose confidence in his abilities after making a huge mistake at catching the ball, causing his team to lose the pennant. His daughter then tries to reconnect him back with his family and the game he loved the most.

[edit] Detailed synopsis

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

Eddie Everett is an Anaheim Angels baseball pitcher. His performance during the game has been terrible ever since he messed up on a play, making his team lose the pennant. His marriage has been failing, and when his wife Claire decides to accept a teaching job at an out-of-state university, it is Eddie's responsibility to watch his 13-year-old daughter, Laurel the movie ends with a guest appearance an inspiring song performed by Mathew McConaughey .