Continuity: In a bus scene Crash is shown holding a guitar talking about being in the majors. In one scene he's just holding the guitar, the next he has a pair of sunglasses in his hand while holding the guitar. The next scene the sunglasses are gone. A couple of shots later the guitar is sitting in the seat next to him. When Laloosh challenges Crash to a fight, he's holding the guitar again.

Continuity: Nuke is having a great game. Crash comes out BEFORE the first pitch to the next batter and instructs him to "throw the next one at the bull." Nuke does. Crash tells the batter not to dig in because he doesn't now where its going, etc... The next pitch is a strike (making the count 1-1), yet everyone cheers and Crash throws down to 3rd base like it was a strikeout and the batter walks away.

Continuity: In the scene where "nuke" Laloosh throws the ball through the window of the back door of the bar the door is closed. After Crash Davis punches Laloosh the back door is now wide open.

Factual error: In the scene when Kevin Costner says if the pitcher starts him out with a curve-ball he is taking him downtown, he strides to the plate and pounds a homer over the left field wall. However, the shot that shows the ball actually flying over the wall shows the distance at 410 feet. No minor league or even major league ball park is 410 to left field, indicating that the shot was actually taken in right center, no where near where Costner's ball actually went out.

Continuity: At the bar after his first win, Nuke challenges Crash to a fight outside and a crowd gathers. Milly is seen walking out and standing with the crowd. The shot reverses, and Crash walks out of the bar. Behind Crash, Millie is seen walking out of the bar. The shot reverses again, and she is back standing beside Nuke.

Continuity: When Laloosh is tied to the bed, while being read to, his hands change from just hanging to holding on to the bed posts on the headboard as the camera angle changes.

Continuity: When Crash tells the manager to scare the young players for incentive, he walks into the shower with an armload of bats and throws them down. When he gets to the part of his speech, it's a simple game, you catch the ball...., his hat disappears and he leaves.

Other: In the beginning of the movie, the catcher is in the dugout eating a hotdog in front of his manager. Pretty gutsy (or stupid) thing to do, since no manager would ever allow his players to eat something like that right before or during a game.