Charlie Sheen has traded porn stars for baseball players, said TMZ.com. The troubled actor, 45, recently threw a party at his Beverly Hills mansion, where he screened his 1989 film Major League. He invited several baseball greats, including the San Francisco Giants’ World Series–clinching pitcher Brian Wilson and ex-players Kenny Lofton, Eddie Murray, and Lenny Dykstra. Disgraced former great Pete Rose was also invited but was a no-show.
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