More a life lesson film on how to treat people with dignity & respect, wrapped up in a baseball format. Good guys vs requisite, bad guy (Lefty), a self centred pretty boy, feeling threatened by a talented, but sensitive newcomer, setting him up for failure and revenge. Technically, the illustration of Aspergers is off, but call it poetic licence. It helps the story line. My triggers are injustice, deceit, & bullying; I don't like them. I like it when the good guy wins, when good wins over bad.
Review of A Mile in His Shoes
