Young character featured briefly in a case storyline.
Nash's father who suffers from mild dementia and frequently gets kicked out of nursing homes. He moves in with Nash and appears in comic subplots.
FBI agent involved in the manhunt for Stargher.
Gruff but wise manager who unites the misfit roster into contenders.
Father of Urilla, Wyatt's first love.
A local resident who provides shelter and refuge for Joe Mondragon when he is being pursued by Kyril Montana during the escalating clashes with state authorities.
Gruff, experienced manager tasked with uniting a dysfunctional roster.
General drinks server at various bars, facilitates character interactions and exposition.
Dad is Rudy Ray and Joe Ray’s father. He tells Rudy that Joe Ray is being transferred north and may face the death penalty, while reminding him that Joe Ray chose a violent path long ago. His conversation with Rudy establishes the family’s history and Rudy’s regret about not helping his brother enough.
Rosedale High's football coach. After the players and cheerleaders spray the team with a stolen fire engine hose, he and the principal gather the students to find the culprits. He cautions Jesse about his behavior with women and later cuts him from the team.
Paradise resident, briefly interacts with Jesse or provides witness accounts.
Police captain entangled in the corruption scandal.
James Gammon has 109 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Major League with 2 titles. Signature works include Nash Bridges, The Iron Giant, The Cell. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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