In A League of Their Own, what does Jimmy Dugan say about crying in baseball?

In A League of Their Own, Jimmy Dugan says, “There's no crying in baseball!”

The line is delivered by Jimmy Dugan, the fictional manager of the Rockford Peaches, after player Evelyn Gardner becomes upset during a game. Tom Hanks plays Jimmy, whose rough, dismissive coaching style gradually changes as he becomes more invested in the women’s team.

The 1992 film is set during the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, which operated in the United States during World War II. The league was created when many male professional players were serving in the military. The movie dramatizes that period through the Peaches, although its characters and many events are fictional.

The quote became one of the film’s most recognizable comic lines. A common mix-up is attributing it to a real baseball rule or slogan: it is dialogue from the movie, not an official rule of the sport. Penny Marshall directed the film, and Geena Davis plays Dottie Hinson.