Charlie Sheen's 'Major League' Character 'Wild Thing' Won't Toss World Series First Pitch

“Wild Thing” won’t be making Cleveland Indians fans hearts sing before Game 1 of the World Series.

Charlie Sheen offered to throw out the ceremonial first pitch for the first game of the Fall Classic in character as Ricky “Wild Thing” Vaughn, who he made famous in 1989 movie “Major League” and its subsequent sequels.

Thanks but no thanks, actual Major League Baseball (essentially) said.

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“We have already worked with the Indians to identify former franchise greats to throw out the first pitch for the games in Cleveland,” MLB told TheWrap.

We expect those names will be released on Monday.

Sheen had offered the following via Twitter: “Major League continues to be the gift that keeps on giving!” he wrote. “If called upon, I’d be honored.”

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Here’s his actual tweet:

Major League
continues to be the gift
that keeps on giving!

if called upon,
I'd be honored. pic.twitter.com/ijjAU0Qvbw

— Charlie Sheen (@charliesheen) October 20, 2016

#RallyTogether: Stars Rooting for the Cleveland Indians (Photos)

The Cleveland Indians are up 2-0 in the Best-of-7 American League Championship Series against the Toronto Blue Jays as they are look to win their first World Series since 1984.
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Monica Potter
The "Parenthood" actress and Cleveland native has been tweeting her support of the Indians on a daily basis in October.
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Arsenio Hall
The Cleveland-born late-night talk show host tweeted his support for the team on Oct 1: "#bravogentlemen ⚾️ AL Central sensation ... The Land "best location in the nation". #thereisnoplacelikehome #RallyTogether"
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Tom Hanks
The movie star was born in Oakland, California, but has a famous affinity for the Indians. "hope it's Tribe v. A's for the pennant," he said during a Reddit AMA in 2013.
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Drew Carey
Twelve years after the end of "The Drew Carey Show," which was set in Carey's hometown, the "Price Is Right" host posted this photo of himself watching Game 1 of the 2016 ALCS, captioning it: "Go Tribe!!!!! #Indians"
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Kid Cudi
The rapper is described as a lifelong Indians fan, and had a blast when he got to throw out the first pitch at a 2014 game, and meet Slider, the team's mascot. "YESSSSS!!!!! SLIDER UR A LEGEND!!" he tweeted with a photo of them together.
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LeBron James
The Cavaliers superstar was spotted celebrating with teammates during Game 2 of the ALCS after the Indians won, and he's also been tweeting his support of his fellow Cleveland athletes.
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Tom Hanks, LeBron James and Monica Potter are among the famous baseball fans showing their support in the ALCS

The Cleveland Indians are up 2-0 in the Best-of-7 American League Championship Series against the Toronto Blue Jays as they are look to win their first World Series since 1984.

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#RallyTogether: Stars Rooting for the Cleveland Indians (Photos)

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