Ray Chapman's teammates couldn't even make it through the funeral without getting into fistfights.  Carl Mays couldn't get through a single sentence without tossing out another excuse.  And the Indians couldn't believe it when they stumbled on a Hall of Fame replacement.  ***  Courtesy:  Bull Durham/Orion

Ray Chapman's teammates couldn't even make it through the funeral without getting into fistfights. Carl Mays couldn't get through a single sentence without tossing out another excuse. And the Indians couldn't believe it when they stumbled on a Hall of Fame replacement. *** Courtesy: Bull Durham/Orion

Ray Chapman's teammates couldn't even make it through the funeral without getting into fistfights.&nbsp; Carl Mays couldn't get through a single sentence without tossing out another excuse.&nbsp; And the Indians couldn't believe it when they stumbled on a Hall of Fame replacement.&nbsp; ***&nbsp; Courtesy:&nbsp; Bull Durham/Orion &nbsp;

EPISODE 4: Black Eyes At The Funeral, Excuses Everywhere

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.

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EPISODE 4: Black Eyes At The Funeral, Excuses Everywhere

EPISODE 4: Black Eyes At The Funeral, Excuses Everywhere