Mantle

Year: 2005

Runtime: 60 mins

Language: English

Director: George Roy

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The HBO Sports documentary follows Yankee slugger Mickey Mantle’s 18‑year career. He hit 536 home runs, twice topped 50 in a season, and played in seven World Series, cementing his place as baseball’s top switch‑hitter. Yet injuries and a turbulent personal life strained his marriage, his relationship with his four sons, and his health.

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