Craig Davidson is an acclaimed documentarian and baseball historian. Building on a fascination that began in childhood, he continues to dream of baseball and document its central role in American culture.   He has also covered numerous Hall of Fame inductions of his heroes and uses baseball and its history as a way to chronicle the changing pageant of American Life.  Davidson s first documentary, the award winning There Was Always Sun Shining Someplace: Life in the Negro Baseball Leagues, won critical acclaim in the national press. Narrated by James Earl Jones, it became the definitive film about the Negro League experience and was featured at the Smithsonian Institution, National Baseball s Hall of Fame and broadcast nationally as a prime-time feature for the Public Broadcasting System. The film is now used extensively in classrooms throughout America to tell a younger generation the significant contributions of black ballplayers to the cultural life of the nation.