In “Blue Skies Again,” Paula Fradkin is a talented young softball player who aims to break into the male-dominated major league baseball. When she attends the Denver Devils’ spring training, team owner Sandy initially resists due to his gender bias but softens when he falls for Paula’s manager, Liz.

Facing skepticism and resistance from her male counterparts, Paula is finally given a chance to prove herself in a real game. She seizes the opportunity, scoring a base hit and challenging the team’s prejudices. The film blends humor, romance, and drama to tackle the issue of gender equality in sports.

Blue Skies Again | April 29, 1983 (United States) 5.3
Director: Richard MichaelsWriter: Kevin SellersStars: Harry Hamlin, Mimi Rogers, Kenneth McMillanSummary: A hard-hitting, fast, sure-handed baseball player tries to break into the sport by applying for a spot on a major-league-league team. The only problem is that the player is female, which engenders resistance and resentment among many players and officials.

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