Opening Day has come and gone, and there’s no sign when Major League Baseball will return with new games. But fans needn’t despair. You could watch all 18½ hours of the director Ken Burns’s definitive 1994 documentary “Baseball,” streaming for free on the PBS website (and the four-hour 2010 sequel, “The Tenth Inning,” on Amazon Prime). Or you can catch a Murderers’ Row of great baseball features readily accessible online. Here, in alphabetical order, are my picks for the 10 best of the last 50 years.

1976

‘The Bad News Bears’

Ignore the inferior sequels and the remake — and the politically incorrect insults of mini-bully Tanner Boyle (Chris Barnes): The director Michael Ritchie’s satire of America’s win-at-all-costs mentality is the ultimate Little League movie. (Sorry, devotees of “The Sandlot.”) The role of the booze-guzzling coach Morris Buttermaker fits Walter Matthau like an old mitt, and music from Georges Bizet’s “Carmen” provides a classy counterpoint to the profane antics of the hurler Amanda Whurlitzer (Tatum O’Neal), the thuggish slugger Kelly Leak (Jackie Earle Haley) and the rest of the lovable misfits.

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