Still Doing Time

In the summer of 1976, former minor-league baseball player Jimmy Bailey leaves prison after serving four years for a crime he didn't commit. He's expecting to start his life over and possibly even get back to playing baseball again. His sister, Debbie, who's what some people in the early 1970s would call "a women's libber," is highly accomplished and well connected in government and social justice circles in Massachusetts. She's an expert in urban planning. On Jimmy's last day in prison, sh...