Victoria Beckham prepares to throw out the ceremonial first pitch before a baseball game between the New York Mets and the Los Angeles Dodgers in Los Angeles, Monday, June 11, 2007. [AP]

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Beckham was on the pitch — only it was Victoria Beckham and she was at Dodger Stadium. The former Posh Spice, wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers windbreaker, filmed scenes for her upcoming reality show Monday before the New York Mets-Dodgers game.

In a nearly empty Dodger Stadium, the wife of soccer star David Beckham played catch with Dodgers pitcher Derek Lowe in preparation for throwing out the ceremonial first pitch.

That was filmed, as was a conversation with Hall of Famer Tom Lasorda, a longtime manager of the Dodgers who is now a club executive.

NBC has signed a deal for six episodes of a 30-minute unscripted series chronicling the former Posh Spice's relocation from Europe with her husband, who has signed to play with the Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer.

Beckham is in Spain finishing out his contract with Real Madrid, which ends June 30.

"Mid-July, I reckon," she said when asked about when the move to California will take place. "As a family, we're really excited about moving to L.A. He's looking forward to coming to a Dodgers game as well."

Beckham, also wearing white shorts, white high-heeled sneakers and oversized sunglasses, said she was "really nervous" about delivering the ceremonial first pitch. But many of her practice tosses to Lowe in the area behind home plate were on-target.

"I've been to lots of soccer stadiums, but this is something else," she said. "I'm going to do the best I can. It's a huge honor for me. David's going to be watching at home."

Surrounded by cameras and still photographers, Lasorda told Beckham: "You'd better tell people that you really love the Dodgers."

"OK, I love the Dodgers," she replied with a smile.

The reality show might air this summer. It will be produced by Simon Fuller, the "American Idol" magnate who managed the Spice Girls pop group that included Beckham.

Fuller manages both Beckhams and helped negotiate the famed athlete's lucrative soccer deal.