Before making the nostalgic sports film “Eephus,” Nashua, New Hampshire, native Carson Lund attended Emerson College and had ...

Named after a long, high pitch, the hangout comedy “Eephus” finds humor and pathos in a baseball diamond’s final inning.

In baseball, an “eephus” is a trick pitch, a high-arcing throw that appears to cross the plate somewhere below 55 mph. It’s ...

Carson Lund's baseball comedy distills the mundane pleasures and casual heartbreak of sport ...

Lund fills in the gaps between innings with quotes from baseball legends including Rickey Henderson, Babe Ruth and Yogi Berra ...

MLB.com credits Pirates pitcher Rip Sewell with throwing the first eephus. It was named by teammate Maurice Van Robays, saying, “Eephus ain’t nothing, and that’s a nothing pitch.” MLB.com stretched ...

The film Eephus celebrates the beautiful, blissful anticipation of baseball.

Two recreational New England teams, the Adler’s Paint team and the Riverdogs, spend a day playing a game on a field that’ll ...

Director Carson Lund used to play seriously as a kid but caught the film bug. He bridges his two passions with 'Eephus,' a ...

In Carson Lund’s stylistically innovative directorial début, two amateur teams say farewell to a beloved field—but will their game yield a result?

The former major league pitcher, who has a role in the upcoming film “Eephus,” remains willing to share his offbeat outlook ...

Directed by Carson Lund in his feature debut, the indie has a relaxed air and an appreciation for cherished rituals that ...