Lou's Team: The Story of the Humboldt Crabs (2026)

Lou's Team: The Story of the Humboldt Crabs is a documentary about the Humboldt Crabs, a beloved summer baseball institution rooted in the redwood country of Northern California. Founded in 1945, the team has built an unusually enduring legacy through generations of players, local supporters, traditions, and a strong connection with its community.

Directed by Conor Fitzgerald, the film combines interviews, archival material, and memories from people connected with the Crabs to explore why the team has remained such a distinctive part of regional baseball culture. The documentary places equal emphasis on the personalities, history, and sense of belonging that surround the club.

• The Humboldt Crabs were founded in 1945 and are described as the oldest continuously operated summer collegiate baseball team.
• Director and writer Conor Fitzgerald also served as one of the film's producers.
• The documentary features appearances from former Crabs players, managers, announcers, and other figures associated with the team's history.
• Production was handled by Room 203 Productions.
• The film was released in the United States on June 6, 2026.