Mr. 3000
A retired baseball legend returns to the majors at 47 to chase the elusive 3,000‑hit milestone, battling age, skepticism and personal doubts before his final swing decides his legacy.
“Big league. Big mouth. Big time.”
Synopsis
Aging baseball star who goes by the nickname, Mr. 3000, finds out many years after retirement that he has a son.
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A crew of 78+ credited
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Edited by Bill PankowShot by Shane HurlbutScored by John PowellDesigned by Maher Ahmad
Box Office
2004 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.7× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$21.8M
Opening weekend: $8.7M — 40% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $10.3M — 47% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,736 theaters
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Cast & Crew
78 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
51Larry King
as Self
John Salley
as Self
Earl Billings
as Lenny Koron
J Anthony Brown
as First Base Umpire
Jay Leno
as Self
Stuart Scott
as Self
Carmen Electra
as Self (uncredited)
Keegan Michael Key
as Reporter
Dane Cook
as Sausage Mascot
John Judd
as Executive
Neil Brown Jr
as Clubhouse Assistant
Chris Noth
as Schiembri
Jaqueline Fleming
as Young Woman
Beth Lacke
as Pilates Instructor
Mykel Shannon Jenkins
as Reporter
Johanna Mckay
as Community Center Director
Sheila Ellis
as Fan
Avery White
as Team Trainer
Rekkhan
as Brewers Fan
Karen Pritchett
as Baseball Fan
Drew Plummer
as Seaborn
Bronzell Miller
as Red Sox First Baseman
Ron Darling
as Self
Scott Brooks
as Eddie Richling
Rich Komenich
as Big Horse Borelli
David Devey
as Gervis
John Mcconnell
as HOF President
Ric Reitz
as HOF President's Assistant
Travis Kerber
as Earl
Phil Ridarelli
as Dad
J David Ruby
as Kid
Liz Kaschak
as Spinning Instructor
Charles Haugk
as Man in Stands
Greg Bond
as Young
Michael Wilbon
as Self
Chris Rose
as Self
Peter Gammons
as Self
John D Vodenlich
as Astros Catcher
Andrew Prater
as Red Sox Catcher
John Schwab
as Umpire
Dick Enberg
as Brewers Sportscaster
John Gleeson Connolly
as Reporter
Matt Decaro
as Reporter
Chris Marrs
as Reporter
Marco St John
as Reporter
Christian Stolte
as Reporter
Scott Benjaminson
as Executive
Larry Larson
as Barfly
John Bobek
as Press Box Intern
Brandon Deshazer
as Press Box Reporter (uncredited)
Tony Lee Gratz
as Press Box Reporter
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1Writers
3Producers
3Other crew
8Parents Guide
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