Each of the eight episodes focuses on a different character's perspective in the week leading up to the championship game for an adolescent softball league.

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While the series breaks new ground for Pixar, ‘Win or Lose’ bears of the studio’s trademarks — great animation and heartfelt storytelling.

Pixar's first original series turns shifting perspectives on a middle-school softball championship into a clever (and great-looking) creative exercise in empathy.

Titled Win or Lose, the Disney Plus exclusive focuses on a middle school softball team named the Pickles in the run-up to a crucial championship game. Each episode focuses on an individual character and their preparations for the match, including the young players, a parent, a coach and the match's umpire.

Although the series is only two episodes in after its premiere today, it presents a new yet familiar Pixar flavor that shouldn't go unwatched. The question is, can it keep its audience for the next inning,