Made very much like Bridges of Madison County and Forrest Gump.

Four kids return to the house they grew up in during their parents health issues.

Over a period of five days they start finding baseballs.

In special containers.
But these are unique because they are signed by the home run batter, the pitcher and the catcher.
The letter with it authenticates the ball.

All the balls are home run balls.

Five are from world series,
Four are first time homers from rookies,
Nine are one run homers,

Five are two run homers
Four are three run homers.
Three are grand slam homers.

Four balls are from last home runs ever batted.

Nine are game ending homers

Five balls season opener games.

Five homers are last game of the season.

They stretch out over a time span of twenty four years.


Snip it's through out the movie highlight family , events, world events, births deaths ,

Loves and lost loves.

Sounds like an intriguing story line. Just remember there is no crying in baseball.

I like it!

Americana at its best…

Make the families last name Schweaty.

Too many balls...it'll have to be a series of movies.

Part of me wanted to make it a TV series,
And have guest stars appearing on a weekly basis.

(Think love boat)

I think it could last three years .

Baseball, history, family drama, national news, some comedy, life lessons, state history, maybe cover where they were working when each ball was acquired.

Etc