Although this cheesy romantic comedy is by no
means a home run, it is at least clean,
inoffensive and a nice break from the massive
onslaught of vulgar flatulence jokes and
shallow sex obscenities that are filling up
theaters these days. Freddie Prinze Jr. stars
among an eclectic cast as a wayward lawn boy
struggling to make it into the big leagues as
a pitcher. He battles the Dennis Rodman of
baseball, a girlfriend's yuppie parents in
sweater vests, and a family history of
failure. Despite the cliché-riddled plot that
plays by the book and mirrors other films
from The Graduate to Bull
Durham, director Mike Tollin still pulls
off a base hit with this perfect date movie.