Champions of Faith
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| Champions of Faith | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Tom Allen |
| Produced by | John Morales Lino Rulli |
| Starring | Mike Piazza Jeff Suppan Mike Sweeney Jack McKeon |
| Music by | Stephen Kaminski |
| Distributed by | Invincible Pictures US |
| Running time | 99 min. |
| Language | English |
| IMDb profile | |
Champions of Faith (or Champions of Faith: Baseball Edition) is an direct-to-video documentary, based on Major League Baseball players and how their faith has strengthened their careers.
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[edit] Plot
Champions of Faith: Baseball Edition is a documentary film that showcases the intersection of sports and faith in Major League Baseball by profiling many of the most accomplished and devout figures in the game. Major League baseball's Mike Piazza, David Eckstein, Jeff Suppan, Mike Sweeney, Jack McKeon and Rich Donnelly lead the cast in this sports special that tells the story of how their faith plays a role not only on the field but at home.[1]
[edit] Cast
| Role | Actor |
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| Himself | Mike Piazza |
| Himself | David Eckstein |
| Himself | Jeff Suppan |
| Himself | Mike Sweeney |
| Himself | Jack McKeon |
| Himself | Rich Donnelly |
| Himself | Craig Biggio |
| Himself | Juan Pierre |
| Himself | Jim Leyland |
| Himself | Tom Glavine |
| Himself | Mike Scioscia |
| Himself | Ivan Rodriguez |
| Himself | Darrell Miller |
| Himself | Chris Spier |
| Himself | Mark Teahen |
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