Major League II

Nicknamed 'Wild Thing,' Vaughn is a talented yet volatile pitcher whose public persona often eclipses his pitching. In Major League II, he becomes a media sensation and wields his image as readily as his fastball, sometimes losing sight of his craft. He must rediscover his edge and focus on the game to help the Indians in the pennant race.

Aging catcher and team leader who is dealing with knee injuries. Manager Lou Brown informs him he will stay on as a coach rather than a player, signaling a shift in his role. He remains a steady, veteran presence guiding the team through a rough start.

A powerful slugger who adopts Buddhism and a more carefree style. He finds a balance between his newfound faith and competitive drive, culminating in a late-game go-ahead home run that energizes the team.

The center fielder who has become a Hollywood actor and believes himself a power hitter after an injury. His swagger and altered self-image add humor and tension as the team battles through slumps and rivalries.

The team’s owner who previously attempted to sabotage them and who eventually sells the club to Roger Dorn. She remains a driving force behind the team’s relocation plot to Miami, while Dorn stays on as GM and tries to navigate the new era.

An arrogant all-star catcher who becomes a divisive presence in the clubhouse. His ego leads to suspensions and a high-profile trade away from the Indians, highlighting the friction between raw talent and team harmony.

A gifted Japanese import left fielder nicknamed 'Kamikaze Tanaka' for his aggressive style and fearless wall-crashing plays. His arrival adds a new dynamic to the outfield and the team's chemistry.

The Indians’ manager who guides the team through a tumultuous season. His frustration culminates in a heart attack, paving the way for Jake Taylor to assume managerial duties and steady the club.

A minor-league catcher invited to camp despite limited ability to throw back to the pitcher. He embodies the show's underdog spirit and the willingness of the organization to give chances to overlooked players.