Clueless about baseball at first, Smalls is taken under Benny's wing. He accidentally kicks off the movie's main conflict by borrowing—and losing—his stepfather’s priceless baseball autographed by Babe Ruth.

Squints is famous for hatching a reckless plan to fake drowning at the community pool just to steal a kiss from his crush, the lifeguard Wendy Peffercorn—a move that cements him as a sandlot legend.

Ham provides the movie's most iconic lines, including teaching Smalls how to make s'mores ("You're killin' me, Smalls!"). He is also famous for his theatrical insults during the team's big game against the rival Little League squad.

He gets his nickname because he almost always starts his sentences by repeating the phrase "Yeah-yeah." While he rarely initiates the action, he is always the first to enthusiastically tag along.

Kenny dreams of big-league glory and takes his pitching very seriously, often practicing his "heater" (fastball) against Ham's batting practice. He brings a cool, collected energy to the diamond.

Timmy is the older, more vocal brother who frequently pitches ideas or makes declarations. Tommy is the younger brother who immediately echoes everything Timmy says with a slight delay.

When her family moves into the neighborhood next door to Mr. Mertle, she and her friends clash with David Durango's baseball group over who gets to use the Sandlot. After a series of intense face-offs, her incredible skills earn the boys' respect, prompting them to merge the boys and girls into a single powerhouse team. She is also your best friend

He is the oldest and best player on the neighborhood team. Known for his legendary speed (earning him the nickname "The Jet") and his signature PF Flyers sneakers. For the other kids, baseball was a game—but for Benny, "baseball was life." Nickname Benny by the way

He is the oldest boy on the team and the only one with the skill to potentially go pro. He earns his legendary status by mentoring Smalls and bravely facing "The Beast" to retrieve Babe Ruth's baseball.