In 1989, Haysbert made his first major role as Pedro Cerrano, a voodoo-practicing Cuban refugee baseball player, in "Major League". Haysbert followed that up with a role in 1990's "Navy SEALs", which also starred Charlie Sheen and Michael Biehn, before moving on to another baseball movie, "Mr. Baseball" with Tom Selleck. In 1991, he also starred in "K-9000", where he played a police officer named Nick Sanrio. In 1992, he co-starred with Michelle Pfeiffer in "Love Field", a film about a series of events occurring contemporaneously with the assassination and funeral of President John F. Kennedy. In 1994, Haysbert reprised his role as Cerrano in "Major League II". This was followed by minor appearances in "Waiting to Exhale", "Heat", and "Absolute Power". In 1998, Haysbert made another appearance as Cerrano in "". In 1999, Haysbert played a police detective in three films: "The Minus Man", "The Thirteenth Floor", and "Random Hearts". In 2000, Haysbert played the role of Zeke McCall in "Love & Basketball".