Nearly 2,000 athletes are selected each June from high schools and colleges in the U.S. to pursue careers in minor league baseball.
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Nearly 2,000 athletes are selected each June from high schools and colleges in the U.S. to pursue careers in minor league baseball.
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John Drennen stands at the edge of a baseball diamond, facing the pressure of a million-dollar first-round draft contract. "Time in the Minors" follows the journeys of Drennen and Tony Schrager as they navigate the challenges of minor league baseball. Set against the backdrop of the United States' competitive sports culture, the film captures their emotional and physical struggles during the 2010 season. Both players confront the uncertainty of their futures while striving for a coveted spot in Major League Baseball.
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Why Watch
- Follow Tony Schrager's quest for MLB success.
- Meet John Drennen and his high-stakes contract.
- See the emotional toll of minor league baseball.
Did You Know
- In June, nearly 2,000 athletes are selected for minor league baseball.
- One player manages a million-dollar first-round draft contract.
- The film has a runtime of 85 minutes.
- The documentary was directed by Tony Okun in 2010.
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How many athletes are selected for minor league baseball each June?
Nearly 2,000 athletes are selected from high schools and colleges across the United States.
Who directed the documentary 'Time in the Minors'?
Tony Okun directed the documentary.
What is the duration of 'Time in the Minors'?
The duration of the documentary is 85 minutes.
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