Mr. 3000

Big league. Big mouth. Big time.

Aging baseball star who goes by the nickname, Mr. 3000, finds out many years after retirement that he didn't quite reach 3,000 hits. Now at age 47 he's back to try and reach that goal.

Comedy Drama

Bernie Mac

(Stan Ross)

Angela Bassett

(Maureen "Mo" Simmons)

Michael Rispoli

(Boca)

Brian J. White

(Rex 'T-Rex' Pennebaker)

Dondré Whitfield

(Skillet)

Paul Sorvino

(Gus Panas)

Tom Arnold

(Self)

Larry King

(Self)

John Salley

(Self)

J. Anthony Brown

(First Base Umpire)

Jay Leno

(Self)

Stuart Scott

(Self)

Carmen Electra

(Self (uncredited))

Keegan-Michael Key

(Reporter)

Dane Cook

(Sausage Mascot)

John Judd

(Executive)

Amaury Nolasco

(Minadeo)

Ian Anthony Dale

(Fukuda)

Neil Brown Jr.

(Clubhouse Assistant)

Chris Noth

(Schiembri)

Earl Billings

(Lenny Koron)

Jaqueline Fleming

(Young Woman)

Beth Lacke

(Pilates Instructor)

Mykel Shannon Jenkins

(Reporter)

Johanna McKay

(Community Center Director)

Sheila Ellis

(Fan)

Avery White

(Team Trainer)

Rekkhan

(Brewers Fan)

Karen Pritchett

(Baseball Fan)

Drew Plummer

(Seaborn)

Bronzell Miller

(Red Sox First Baseman)

Ron Darling

(Self)

Evan Jones

(Fryman)

Scott Brooks

(Eddie Richling)

Rich Komenich

(Big Horse Borelli)

David Devey

(Gervis)

John McConnell

(HOF President)

Ric Reitz

(HOF President's Assistant)

Travis Kerber

(Earl)

Phil Ridarelli

(Dad)

J. David Ruby

(Kid)

Liz Kaschak

(Spinning Instructor)

Charles Haugk

(Man in Stands)

Greg Bond

(Young)

Michael Wilbon

(Self)

Chris Rose

(Self)

Peter Gammons

(Self)

John D. Vodenlich

(Astros Catcher)

Andrew Prater

(Red Sox Catcher)

John Schwab

(Umpire)

Dick Enberg

(Brewers Sportscaster)

John Gleeson Connolly

(Reporter)

Matt DeCaro

(Reporter)

Chris Marrs

(Reporter)

Marco St. John

(Reporter)

Christian Stolte

(Reporter)

Scott Benjaminson

(Executive)

Larry Larson

(Barfly)

John Bobek

(Press Box Intern)

Brandon DeShazer

(Press Box Reporter (uncredited))

Tony Lee Gratz

(Press Box Reporter)