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The popular baseball video game, MLB The Show 23 includes a large roster of baseball legends, including Mark McGwire, Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson, and more. Developed by San Diego Studios and published by Sony Interactive, this game takes the best of baseball and turns it into a video game for players everywhere to enjoy. For 2023 there were a fitting 23 Legends added to the game who can be played as or against, as well as collecting them to create the perfect team for Diamond Dynasty mode.

One of the exciting changes with each new yearly version of MLB The Show is the addition of new athletes for players to choose from in the game. The "Legends" Program within MLB The Show honors former Legends from the MLB teams and these Legends are all highly coveted within the game for their high stats. They are particularly useful for anyone wanting to play...

Our friends at Ammo Entertainment have been touring Brian Skiba's indie action flick Chokehold this month. The tour will end in New York City on the 28th and though we are a bit behind on the schedule if you are a fan of Mma fighter crossovers into film then you may want to check out Chokehold and its star, Mma fighter Melissa Croden. Also of interest to any Mlb fans out there, one of the film's executive producers is six-time all-star Kenny Lofton and he has been touring with the film. The final two stops of the tour are in Chicago on the 24th and 25th, then NYC on the 27th and 28th.  Chokehold will be available on VOD, Tvod and DVD on March 5th....

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In 1989’s Major League, Charlie Sheen played Rick “Wild Thing” Vaughn, a nearly blind pitcher straight out of prison who, with some training, became both an excellent pitcher and a bit of a ladies man. It was a weirdly career defining role for Sheen, and though the actor has been through some tiger-blood infused tough times since, he still feels some sort of connection with Vaughn—or at least with the celebrity that his connection with the Cleveland Indians can bring him now that the team is in the World Series.

At least, that’s the jist of Sheen’s recent Twitter activity. He’s been tweeting a ton as the team has journeyed through the post-season, and lobbied intensely to throw out the first pitch of the first game of the Series, though the Indians shut him down in favor of an Indians legend, Kenny Lofton. Sheen responded ...

Charlie Sheen might be the most famous Cleveland Indian to have never actually played in a real game, and he made his World Series alliance clear prior to Game 2.

The 51-year-old Golden Globe winner jumped back into his Ricky "Wild Thing" Vaughn jersey from Major League for a video tweeted on Wednesday night before the Indians took on the Chicago Cubs at Progressive Field.

"Go tribe," Sheen says in the clip, standing in front of a screen projecting the 1989 comedy.

Sheen has been a favorite among Indians fans since playing the hotshot rookie pitcher on the big screen, leading some to push for him to throw out the first pitch for the World Series. To Sheen's disappointment, that honor went to former Indians outfielder Kenny Lofton.

Pic: Charlie Sheen Turns 51 With Ex Wife Denise Richards, His Daughters and Macklemore

"I had this crazy fantasy that they would play that ["Wild Thing" by The Troggs] song, the bullpen...

[[tmz:video id="0_8mit1l57"]] Billy Bob Thornton thinks Ped users in the Hall Of Fame are kinda like Lay's ... you can't have just one ... saying if A-Rod sneaks into Cooperstown then you gotta let everyone else in too. Bbt came on the "TMZ Sports" TV show and talked about Kenny Lofton's strong comments to us that under no circumstances should A-Rod even be Considered for the Hall of Fame. While Thornton wasn't quite as hard on A-Rod as Lofton was (who could be?...

[[tmz:video id="0_c8zj2y6q"]] A-Rod is a Ped cheater who'd sully the Hall Of Fame with his inclusion ... so claims former Mlb superstar Kenny Lofton, who says if he had his way, Rodriguez would Never be enshrined in Cooperstown. We got Kenny out at Lax and asked the 6-time All-Star the question everyone's been asking since the Yankees announced Rodriguez was being released later this week.  Any chance ... even an outside one, he makes the Hall of Fame? You...

Did you know ... Mlb legend Kenny Lofton Writes R&B Music in his spare time ... and wrote one of the songs on Ruben Studdard's biggest album?!!It's true ... so says the Velvet Teddybear himself ... who told TMZ Sports the former Cleveland Indians superstar (and likely future Hall of Famer) did some serious writing work on a song called, "What If" from his 2003 album "Soulful."Fyi -- Soulful was a smash hit for Studdard ... hitting #1 on the U.

Walt Disney Studios announces the world premiere of “Million Dollar Arm” on Tuesday, May 6 at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood. Stars from the film will attend, including Jon Hamm, Aasif Mandvi, Bill Paxton, Alan Arkin, Suraj Sharma, Madhur Mittal, Lake Bell, Pitobash and Bar Paly, as will Director Craig Gillespie, Producers Mark Ciardi, Gordon Gray and Joe Roth and Executive Producers Palak Patel, Kevin Halloran, Bill Simmons and Connor Schell.

Also scheduled to attend and walk the “green carpet” are acclaimed athletes Barry Sanders, Dave Winfield, Steve Garvey, Rollie Fingers, David Wells, Don Newcombe, Clyde Wright, Barry Sanders, Ken Landreaux, Kenny Lofton and Eric Davis, among others.

The finalists competing in the Million Dollar Arm Pitching Contest will have the chance to throw three pitches on Hollywood Boulevard prior to the premiere screening and possibly walk away with the $1 million grand prize. The contest, a competition for amateur baseball...

Former Major League Baseball superstar Kenny Lofton made a statement of his own last night ... hitting up the Clippers game in L.A. in a shirt that read, "Black and Proud."The shirt was a Hit with the fans -- including Holly Robinson Peete -- who praised Lofton for his gear. We also asked Kenny the question lots of charities are asking themselves right now --- if Donald Sterling offered to make a donation to his organization,...

Charlie Sheen's Super Bowl party was better than yours ... Wayyyy Better ... 'cause he had chicken wings, ribs, sliders, cookies and some of the Greatest Baseball Players Of All Time!! Sheen hosted the bash at his Beverly Hills mansion ... and the stars came out in droves ... including Mlb Hall of Famer Joe Morgan ... who was greeted with a big fat Super Bowl kiss on his face.Other guests included L.A. Dodgers player James Loney...

THR reportedly said Charlie Sheen‘s iconic “Wild Thing” Rick Vaughn would play a key role in new sequel of the Major League franchise.

The original film’s writer and director, David S. Ward, who said that he’s scribed a script for a third “Major League” film — the series took a late-90′s detour to the minor leagues — and that Sheen’s got a major character to play.

It’s 20 years later and Charlie’s character has been out of baseball since he gave up the walk-off homerun in the seventh game of the World Series. But the team wants him back to mentor this young fireballing relief pitcher.”

Sheen said he’s very much up for doing a new “Major League” movie and even had hosted over the Presidents Day Weekend screening of his 1989 comedy “Major League” for an all-star spectators that included baseball celebrities like Brian Wilson,...

With baseball's spring training underway, what better way for some current and former baseball stars to get ready for the new season than.... a party at Charlie Sheen's house.

The rehabbing "Two and a Half Men" star had several superstars of America's favorite pasttime -- along with fellow Hollywood superstar Colin Farrell -- over to his home on Friday for a viewing of Charlie's own baseball classic, "Major League," Access Hollywood has learned.

Among the ball players who joined Charlie and Colin at the house were former players Lenny Dykstra, Eddie Murray, Todd Zeile and Kenny Lofton, as ...

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The new, "100 percent" sober Charlie Sheen has found a more wholesome way to have a little fun -- and spend a little money.  The "Two and a Half Men" told TMZ he flew baseball stars past and present to his home to watch his 1989 hit, "Major League." Sheen told the site he flew in San Francisco Giants pitcher Brian Wilson on his jet from Arizona to Los Angeles, and also brought in Kenny Lofton, Todd Zeile, Eddie Murray, Lenny Dykstra. Pete Rose was supposed to be there but couldn't make...

Charlie Sheen tells TMZ ... "I'm married ... to baseball" ... and we now know which legendary Mlb "spouses" he invited to party at his home on Friday ... and it's pretty damn impressive. Sheen tells us ... in addition to flying in Sf Giants pitcher Brian "The Beard" Wilson on his jet from Arizona to L.A. ... Charlie also imported  Kenny Lofton , Todd Zeile , Eddie Murray, Lenny Dykstra  and others. We're told Pete Rose was supposed to show ... but...

CAA has signed top baseball agent Casey Close, whose client roster includes New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter. Close, who has been an agent for more than 14 years, has negotiated major baseball deals like Jeter's 10-year contract with the Yankees in 2001 and represented six first-round draft picks last year. Close, who will be based in CAA's New York office, comes from IMG, where he had headed the baseball division since 1992. Following Close are such major-league players on his client list as Derrek Lee, Richie Sexson, Ben Sheets, Mark Buehrle, Eric Milton and Kenny Lofton. The announcement comes a week after leading pro football agents Tom Condon and Ken Kremer also left IMG to join CAA (HR 4/6).