Delve into the documentary spotlighting William Ellsworth “Dummy” Hoy, Major League Baseball’s premier deaf player. Across 1,798 games, Hoy boasted a .288 lifetime batting average, securing 2,054 hits and 1,004 walks. Additionally, he introduced hand signals to the sport.

Among his feats, Hoy uniquely threw out three runners at home plate from the outfield in one game. Adapting to his deafness, fans employed visual gestures like hand-waving in support. This film captures Hoy’s inspiring legacy, appealing to audiences of all ages.