BLACK SOX Ep. 4 | "The Fix"

BLACK SOX Ep. 4 | "The Fix"

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BLACK SOX Ep. 5 | "Say It Ain't So"

After the World Series, Major League Baseball experiences an offseason of turmoil: White Sox owner Charlie Comiskey investigates his players; the National Commission begins to collapse; and Boston sends its best player to New York. As the 1920 season plays out, rumors of a World ...  Show more

BLACK SOX Ep. 6 | "Eight Men Out"

The scandal crashes down on the White Sox players and gamblers. The criminal trial is a fiasco, though it ends well for the defendants. But the new commissioner of baseball is not beholden to the courts and he levies the ultimate punishment against the players. After the appeals ...  Show more

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