Growing up in the segregated city of Mobile, Alabama, young Henry Aaron has what seems like a completely impossible dream. He wants to be a big-league baseball player. The odds are entirely against him. He does not own a real baseball bat, he does not have a proper ball, and there is not a single Black player allowed in the major leagues. But Henry refuses to let these massive obstacles stop him from playing the game he loves. You will follow his inspiring journey from hitting bottle caps with sticks on local sandlots to earning a spot in the Negro Leagues. Through fierce determination, he eventually breaks down barriers to play his very first spring training game for the Braves. Experience the powerful true story of how a dedicated kid overcame deep prejudice to become baseballs legendary home-run king.