In the high-stakes, low-brow world of professional dodgeball, a washed-up athlete gets one last shot at glory in the riotous comedy Ballbuster. Jerry O'Connell stars as a former champion whose life has spectacularly fizzled out, finding himself desperate and humiliated. His path to redemption, however, takes a wildly unexpected turn when he is recruited to coach a ragtag team of utterly hopeless misfits for a winner-take-all tournament. Facing off against arrogant opponents led by a smirking Flex Alexander and navigating the chaotic influence of a determined sports agent played by Elisabeth Rohm, he must somehow transform this gang of lovable losers—including scene-stealers LueneLL and Mark DeCarlo—into a cohesive unit. Directed by Tom Hines, the film serves up a hilarious underdog story packed with outrageous gags, painfully funny training montages, and the kind of heart that can only be earned by taking a rubber ball to the face. It’s a rowdy, feel-good ride about second chances, unlikely teamwork, and the sheer, absurd joy of throwing things at people.