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A middle-aged, overweight married man who is in love with baseball, especially the Senators.

Joe's long-suffering, but loyal wife. She is lonely and misses her husband. Decides a little white lie is worth telling to save a good person.

The Devil in disguise as a slick salesman. A controlling, greedy smooth talker.

A friend of Meg's and Doris's sister. Outspoken and brash, but caring. Very involved in community activities.

A friend of Meg's. She is slightly quieter and more conservative than her sister, but still outspoken. An avid baseball fan very involved in the community.

The 22-year-old, home run hitting alter ego of Joe Boyd. A good guy who loves that he is living out his dream, but deeply misses the life and love he left behind.

A baseball player for the Washington Senators. The smartest and most level-headed of the players. Enjoys his side job of selling insurance. The unofficial leader of the team.

A catcher for the Washington Senators. Not the sharpest tool in the shed. Tries to be a tough guy like Rocky, but truly is not.

The luckless team manager. A sort of father-figure for the team, who proudly defends them. A bit of a loose cannon.

A baseball player for the Washington Senators. Cocky, but a little bit dopey, too. He's a guy's guy.

A probing reporter whose bottom-line is a good story for her paper. Fearless and biting.

The owner of the Senators. Believes in Joe and believes in his team. A peacekeeper between the press and the team. Protective of Joe and the boys.

The Devil's seductress assistant. Sexy and confident. Falls in love with Joe when her usual tricks don't work on him. Though she's done many bad things, she is a good person deep down inside.

Ball Players; Baseball Fans