Step into the rich tapestry of baseball history with Baseball – A Film by Ken Burns – Inning 4: Our Game: 1920 – 1930. This captivating DVD, produced by the acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns and published by PBS in 1994, delves into a transformative decade for America’s favorite pastime. With a running time of 142 minutes, the film explores the effects of World War I and the infamous 1919 World Series scandal, depicting how the game rebounded and grew amidst the roaring spirit of the Jazz Age.

This installment highlights iconic figures such as George Herman Babe Ruth, who revolutionized the sport as a powerful hitter and pitcher. The film combines archival footage, interviews, and engaging commentary, bringing to life the struggles and triumphs of baseball during this vibrant period. Created under the recording studio Warner Brothers, Ken Burns crafts a masterful narrative that not only entertains but enlightens viewers about the profound legacy of baseball in American culture.