Ken Burns and co-director Lynn Novick bring Burns's landmark 1994 PBS series BASEBALL up to the present and explore baseball's new Golden Age - an era of unprecedented home run totals, popularity and prosperity - as well as some of baseball's darkest hours - the strike and the steroid era - in a new four-hour, two-part documentary series.

A FILM BY KEN BURNS & LYNN NOVICK

Thousands of bats, three home run records and one "curse" have been broken since Ken Burns last explored the history of America's national pastime with his landmark 1994 PBS series BASEBALL. Now, Burns and co-director Lynn Novick update the series with THE TENTH INNING. Beginning with a crippling strike that alienated millions of fans and brought the game to the brink, this new film tells the tumultuous story of our national pastime up to the present. It celebrates baseball's new Golden Age - an era of unprecedented home run totals, popularity and prosperity - and sheds light on one of the game's darkest chapters - the steroid era. The two-part, four-hour film examines the compelling stories of Joe Torre, Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, Pedro Martinez, Ichiro Suzuki, Cal Ripken Jr. and Barry Bonds and features insightful commentary from an eclectic lineup of writers, broadcasters, fans and all-stars.