Episode 7: The Big Drabowsky
/Moe Drabowsky escaped the Third Reich, became baseball's most famed prankster, and authored the most spectacular relief pitching performance in World Series history.
Read MoreEpisode 6: Nine Reasons
/How Sandy Koufax, Vin Scully, and the Dodgers of the 1960s became the most influential franchise in the history of the game.
Read MoreEpisode 5: The Catch
/With a brilliant smile, a sweet left-handed swing, and an iconic rookie card, Ken Griffey Jr. was the emblematic baseball player of his generation.
Read MoreEpisode 4: Tigers Burning Bright
/As manager Mickey Cochrane and his Tigers thrilled Detroit by day, a secret KKK-like gang called the Black Legion terrorized the city by night.
Read MoreEpisode 3: See That He Behaves
/George McQuillan was one of the most accomplished pitchers in baseball until a variety of scandals and personal problems brought his career crashing down.
Read MoreEpisode 2: Pilot (part 2)
/In the early 1960s, Ken Hubbs was one of America's greatest young athletes... and then he started taking flying lessons from a famous stunt pilot.
Read MoreEpisode 1: Pilot
/Fadeaway's debut episode, "Pilot," delves into Ted Williams' near-brush with death in Korea, his friendship with hotshot pilot John Glenn, and his clashes with military brass.
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