This is a nice Hallmark production that features quite a few traditional plots: former couple "reuniting"; woman's business is bad so it might close; ex-boyfriend relates well to the woman's son; a possible broken promise; both father and son work together to overcome their emotional chasm; etc.
The chemistry between the two leads works fine and the reunion of the couple seems inevitable. The denouement comes together quite nicely.
Having seen all of Andrew Walker's Hallmark films, he has previously shown himself to be a good athlete - e.g. skating in a couple of movies. However, he cannot play baseball at all. He can't hit fungoes, swings like a rusty gate, and most definitely, cannot even resemble a major league pitcher, which is what he was supposed to be. I guess that is what you get when a northern Canadian athlete prolific at hockey tries to act as a baseball player.
Review of The Perfect Catch
The Perfect Catch
(2017 TV Movie)
No wonder Andrew Walker's character was unsigned!!!
31 December 2019
Warning: Spoilers