In the summer of 1998, American baseball faces one of its deepest crises, and the community is eager to find heroes to lead them back to lost glory. In this context, two legends of the sport, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa, embark on an epic quest to break the historic home run record for a season. As both players strive to reach their goal, their stories intertwine with the pressures of modern baseball, media scrutiny, and uncertainty about the future of the sport.
The film explores the friendship and rivalry between these two giants, each representing, in their own way, hope and ambition in a world where success can quickly turn into obsession. McGwire, with his imposing physique and powerful ability, is a charismatic figure struggling with the expectations placed upon him, while Sosa, the cheerful Dominican slugger, shows that the love of the game can shine even in the toughest circumstances.
As the two players pursue their destiny, the story reveals not only the adrenaline of breaking records but also the reality behind fame and success. Amidst applause and criticism, the plot delves into the culture of baseball and how its icons impact an entire nation, inviting the viewer to reflect on what it truly means to be a hero in sports.