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Documentary about legendary first baseman, of the New York Yankees, Don Mattingly.
Screwball
A batsh*t tale of steroids, schemeres and baseball stars
Investigates the MLB's infamous doping scandal involving a nefarious clinician and his most famous client: the New York Yankees' Alex Rodriguez.
Top Billed Cast
Bryan Blanco Tony Bosch
Frankie Diaz Porter Fischer
Jonathan Blanco Pete Carbone
Jake Alexander Martin Gary Jones
Ian Mackles Tim Elfrink
Blake McCall Alex Rodriguez
Jake Stephens Ricky Rodriguez
Samuel Kai Taylor Jerome Hill
Nicholas Ryan Hernandez Anthony Carbone
Armando Bernal IV Jorge 'Ugi' Velazquez
Davion Figaro Manny Ramirez
Jason Brockmann Dan Mullin
Brian Sanz Yuri Sucart
David Bolinger Rob Manfred
Andrew Dean Koch Ed Maldonado
Jordan Clark Jerome's Supervisor
Niko Koch Tom Reilly
Martín Fajardo Arbitrator
Dylan Runge Bartender #1
Daniel Font-Wilets Bartender #2
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