Major League Baseball has struck back against a new documentary that questions the handling of recruits in the Dominican Republic, saying that the film does not accurately reflect how the league does business.  Bill Littlefield speaks with two of the three co-directors, who stand by their project.

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'Ballplayer:Pelotero' Goes Inside Dominican Republic Youth Baseball

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