He was the first inductee into the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame and the sport's first national icon.  Over 92 years after his retirement from the game, he still holds records for highest career batting average (.367), most career batting titles (12), and highest combined total of runs scored and runs batted in (4,065).  When searching through the MLB record books, his name cannot be missed, as he is credited with setting over 90 throughout his career.  He is undoubtedly one of the most accomplished and electrifying athletes ever to live.  His name is Ty Cobb, and despite his hard work, winner mentality, and legendary achievements on the field, he is remembered as being an anti-social racist, bigot, dirty player, and downright awful human being. Every student of the game knows the old stories.  Ty Cobb once stabbed a black waiter to death just because of his skin color and got away with it.  Ty Cobb would get...(Read Full Article)