Everything changed in the 5th inning. The fastball. The cracking sound when the ball hit Chapman's skull. The gasps. The mad dash to the hospital. The surgery. And the moment Ray's wife told the priest:  "We'd been too happy together and it couldn't last."  She just knew.

Everything changed in the 5th inning. The fastball. The cracking sound when the ball hit Chapman's skull. The gasps. The mad dash to the hospital. The surgery. And the moment Ray's wife told the priest: "We'd been too happy together and it couldn't last." She just knew.

Everything changed in the 5th inning. The fastball. The cracking sound when the ball hit Chapman's skull. The gasps. The mad dash to the hospital. The surgery. And the moment Ray's wife told the priest:&nbsp; "We'd been too happy together and it couldn't last."&nbsp; She just knew.

EPISODE 3: "He's dead, isn't he?"

Some people thought the pitcher was a murderer. This is the TRUE story of the only Major League Baseball player to die from an injury on the field. On the 100-year anniversary of the tragedy, find out how a single pitch killed one of the game's best players, ruined the life of one of baseball's best pitchers, and cursed an entire family.

Share EPISODE 3: "He's dead, isn't he?"

Sign up to save your podcasts

EPISODE 3: "He's dead, isn't he?"

EPISODE 3: "He's dead, isn't he?"