Major League II
After losing in the ALCS the year before, the Cleveland Indians are determined to make it into the World Series this time! However, they first have to contend with Rachel Phelps again when she buys back the team.
Director(s)
David S. Ward
Louis Race
Tom C. Peitzman
Edward D. Markley
Jerram A. Swartz
Susan Bierbaum
Cast & crew
Michael Mundra
Frankie
Richard Schiff
Director
Alison Doody
Flannery
Omar Epps
Willie Mays Hayes
Margaret Whitton
Rachel Phelps
James Gammon
Lou Brown
Louis Turenne
Distinguished Gentleman
Jay Leno
Self
Dennis Haysbert
Pedro Cerrano
Tom Quinn
Red Sox Manager
Susan Bierbaum
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Corbin Bernsen
Roger Dorn
Rene Russo
Lynn Wells (ucredited)
Charlie Sheen
Rick Vaughn
Michael Willis
Airport Photographer
Randy Quaid
Johnny (ucredited)
Tom Berenger
Jake Taylor
Dick Stilwell
Cleveland Trainer
Bill McAdams Jr.
Utility Player/Coach
Jesse Ventura
White Lightning
Eric Bruskotter
Rube Baker
Susan Duvall
Lou's Nurse
Harold Surratt
Reporter
Ken Medlock
Umpire
Takaaki Ishibashi
Isuro Tanaka
Michelle Burke
Nikki Reese
David Keith
Jack Parkman
Bob Uecker
Harry Doyle
Steve Yeager
Coach 'Duke' Temple
Kevin Hickey
Schoup
Skip Griparis
Monte
Kevin Crowley
Vic
Bill Leff
Bobby
Courtney Pee
Steve
Farajii Rasulallah
Tommy
Edward Woodson
Tim
Ted Duncan
Ron
Marie-Louise White
Lisa
Saige Spinney
Big Woman
Jason Kravits
Accountant
Alan Wade
Psychiatrist
Keith Johnson
Vaughn's Valet
Ron Meadows, Jr
Orderly
Keith Uchima
Groundskeeper
Kurt Uchima
Groundskeeper
Richard Salamanca
Reporter
Daniel O'Donnell
Suit #1
Patrick Robert Smith
Clapper Boy
Dan Kilday
"Slider"
Barry Cochran
Umpire
William Reuter
Umpire
Michael Stone Forrest
Umpire
David Boswell
Umpire
Skip Apple
Umpire
Bob Roesner
Umpire
Stefan Aleksander
Umpire
David Sherrill
White-Sox Centerfielder
J. Michael Sarbaugh
Pirate Shortstop
Jeff Sheaffer
Pirate on Second Base
John Milisitz
Red Sox Catcher
Jim Dedrick
White Sox Pitcher
Bobb Hopkins
Toronto Shortstop / Utility Player/Coach
Bobby Joe Brown
Ballplayer Playing Cards
Wayne Crist
Vendor
Julia Miller
Stadium Control Room Operator
Ashton Smith
Black Hammer Announcer (voice)
Bill Ahern
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Joe Aversa
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Lou Benbow
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
John Denman
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Richard Dorton
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Sam Ferretti
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
George Freiberger
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
John Gast
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Shane Hale
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Rudy Higgins
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Juan Johnson
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Michael Kelly
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Tommy Khoo
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Michael Lebo
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Lowell Lenhardt
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Dan Markham
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Kenny Peyton
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Dan Ramirez
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Chuck Ricci
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Michael So
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Jimmy Terrill
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Brad Tyler
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Ric Waldt
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Wayne Williams
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
Ron Rizzi, Sr
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
George Henderson
Cleveland Indians Player/Coach
George Baker
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Tim Cammett
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Scott Faloni
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Paul Dipino, Jr
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Lance Dixon
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
David Funk
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Steve Fitzgerald
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Rick Freeman
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Mark Jackman
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Donald Gilbert, Jr
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Trini House
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Donny Meyett, Jr
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Andre Keene
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Kenny Keith
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Joseph Sliwka
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Matt Reimer
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Duane Rhine
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
John Stefero
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Alex Smith
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Warren Sollod
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Pedro Sierra
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Rick Sutch
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Gary Bishop
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Keith Lupton
Chicago White Sox Player/Coach
Matt Baumann
Utility Player/Coach
Mark Carper
Utility Player/Coach
Ben Cephas
Utility Player/Coach
Jim Crowley
Utility Player/Coach
Stephen Day
Utility Player/Coach
James Donegan
Utility Player/Coach
Ed Durkin
Utility Player/Coach
Andrew Fava
Utility Player/Coach
Rick French
Utility Player/Coach
Joe Gast
Utility Player/Coach
Michael Gibson
Utility Player/Coach
Scott Gleiman
Utility Player/Coach
Ross Grimsley
Utility Player/Coach
Mikey Kearns
Utility Player/Coach
Walter Kirschner
Utility Player/Coach
Brian Kowitz
Utility Player/Coach
Thomas Krohling
Utility Player/Coach
Luke Lappin
Utility Player/Coach
Steve Lyons
Utility Player/Coach
Brett McGonnigal
Utility Player/Coach
Bob Mumma
Utility Player/Coach
Anthony Riggs
Utility Player/Coach
Keith Ringgold
Utility Player/Coach
John Sauer
Utility Player/Coach
Bob Smith
Utility Player/Coach
John Stewart
Utility Player/Coach
Scott Wade
Utility Player/Coach
Dennis Walsh
Utility Player/Coach
Don Newbery
Utility Player/Coach
George Shapanus
Utility Player/Coach
James Boyd
Umpire
Dale Davis
Umpire
Donald Geho
Umpire
William Gehring
Umpire
David Roesner
Umpire
John Simpers
Umpire
Michael Weaver
Umpire
Ed Wojciechowski
Umpire
Rick Polk
Willie Mays Hayes Bodyguard (ucredited)
David S. Ward
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Louis Race
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Tom C. Peitzman
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Edward D. Markley
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Jerram A. Swartz
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Reviews
Andre Gonzales
Better then the first in my opinion. It's a lot more about baseball then anything else. Very hilarious as well, the game announcers crack me up. This is my favorite out of the series.
GenerationofSwine
No, this one might be bias. No Wesley Snipes. I remember seeing it as a kid, getting really excited and no Wesley Snipes. It felt like a betrayall replacing his character with Omar Epps, so the film never really felt right to me. Did they think we wouldn't notice? Just, make up a new character at that point, don't give us Epps and tell us it's Snipes. OK, rant out of the way, the characters changed drastically from one to two and then... changed back. That was kind of the movie, that they changed and then changed back. It was nice seeing MOST of the team together again, but you got the sense that in Major League, it was written as a love story so the people involved could actually see the Indians win. This feels more like a cash cow and not as much about the love of baseball as it is about over-the-top gags. But, hey, Bob Uecker is pretty funny still, so.... there's that.
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