The first player inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, Ty Cobb reveled in being called "the most hated man" in the game.
He was a philanthropist and a racist who played poker with presidents and died a multimillionaire, largely forgotten.
This powerful play explores Cobb's complicated legacy, with Joe Brancato reprising his celebrated staging, which Variety wrote "makes for that rare evening at the theater that leaves you wanting more."
