Baseball documentaries have a profound impact by offering fans an in-depth look at the sport's history, culture, and personal stories. They preserve iconic moments, highlight lesser-known figures, and explore social and racial issues, such as Ken Burns’ "Baseball" and "The Battered Bastards of Baseball". Documentaries help connect generations of fans, educate newcomers, and spark conversations about the game's evolution, fostering a deeper appreciation for baseball beyond the field.