The Indians are in the World Series. If someone had told you that in the days of Willie Mays Hayes, you wouldn't have believed it. But believe this: The "Major League" movies were mostly duds.

Corbin Bernsen is known for being a bit of a rascal. Whether he’s portraying smooth-talking lawyer Arnie Becker on “L.A. Law” on TV or Roger Dorn in three “Major League” movies, his ...

Major League, which received mostly positive reviews and debuted at the top of the box office, spawned two sequels which both starred Bernsen.However, the more family-friendly PG-13 offerings ...

Actor Corbin Bernsen will make a special appearance at Saturday’s Fort Myers Miracle game. Bernsen played character third baseman Roger Dorn in all three “Major League” movies. His acting ...

(PR) Bridgewater, NJ- The Somerset Patriots will be hosting a 30 th Anniversary of the movie Major League with one of the film’s stars Corbin Bernsen, who played third baseman “Roger Dorn ...

Given his love for the game and the fast approaching MLB postseason, we got his pick for the World Series.

“Major League,” which starred Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger, Corbin Bernsen and Wesley Snipes, among others, debuted in theaters 25 years ago Monday — April 7, 1989.It became a No. 1 hit at ...

Actor Corbin Bernsen in 1989's "Major League." X. ... everyone here of a "certain age" seems to have a story to tell about the making of the movie. Actor Corbin Bernsen has many stories to share.

Charlie Sheen, Tom Berenger, and Corbin Bernsen look so much older than they did as stars of "Major League." ... sometimes I forget just how old the movie is. Major League was released in 1989, ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Corbin Bernsen recently signed a Roger Dorn jersey for a fan. The legacy of the movie "Major League" lives on. And now, Bernsen is part of another Cleveland Indians-related ...

The Indians are in the World Series. If someone had told you that in the days of Willie Mays Hayes, you wouldn't have believed it. But believe this: The "Major League" movies were mostly duds.