The iconic sports movie starring Geena Davis, Rosie O’Donnell, Madonna and Tom Hanks made its debut 25 years ago.

The 1992 classic, “A League of Their Own,” followed an all-women professional baseball league during World War II.

According to E News, Tom called this job one of the best experiences of his life.

The Penny Marshall-directed flick landed in theaters today in 25 years ago.

According to Buzzfeed:

The movie grossed $107.5 million against a budget estimated to be $40 million, and was nominated for two Golden Globes.

The film made popular the now famous line:

There’s no crying in baseball.

The team called the Rockford Peaches made history and today we celebrate them.

Take a look at some of the love on social media:

Take us out to the ballgame because A League Of Their Own​ is 25! We’d say we’re crying tears of joy, but there’s no crying in baseball. pic.twitter.com/FMD2tWF4KD

— E! News (@enews) June 30, 2017

Happy 25th Anniversary to A League of Their Own, one of the greatest sports movies of all time. #TheresNoCryingInBaseball #Mule #Nag pic.twitter.com/btEDee63dN

— Steve H (@NotScubaSteve) July 1, 2017

Happy 25th to A League of Their Own. pic.twitter.com/0djkuoZj5C

— Rhea Butcher🏳️‍🌈⚾️ (@RheaButcher) July 1, 2017

In honor of #ALeagueOfTheirOwn‘s 25th anniversary I did a quick thing on the film’s most intersectional scene https://t.co/iZ4tvguyv5 pic.twitter.com/hpE9KQnGAK

— A.🐝. (@AlannaBennett) June 30, 2017