In the sexploitation comedy “Squeeze Play,” a group of women from New Jersey establishes The Beaverettes softball team to counter their boyfriends’ all-consuming passion for the sport. Initially dismissive, the men reluctantly agree to the challenge, setting the stage for a raucous and innuendo-laden battle of the sexes on the softball field.

The film primarily focuses on delivering sexual humor and abundant nudity, making it a quintessential example of 1970s sexploitation cinema.