Is the man who wakes up in a present-day Georgia hospital, after suffering a near fatal hit-and-run accident, truly the legendary Ty Cobb (who has been inexplicably transported forward in time), or is he a man suffering from severe psychosis and delusions of grandeur, who has hi-jacked Cobb’s identity as his own?

Book 2 of the Baseball Immortal trilogy begins where the first book left off, with Cobb constrained in a psychiatric ward, under the care of an unscrupulous psychiatrist who wishes to exploit his patient for his own research and fame. Book 2 chronicles Cobb’s improbable return to the Atlanta Braves where he reinvigorates the game of baseball, propelling it to new heights not seen in decades, through his reckless, outrageous and stellar play, including his assault on records never thought to be within modern-day reach. With Cobb on the field, anything can and will happen as Cobb’s psychological warfare engenders resentment and hatred from opponents and even his own teammates.

Numerous action sequences on the field of play, never seen or imagined before, depict events that will startle and enrapture the reader. Cobb is attacked in bars, attempts are made on his life, he becomes a fugitive from justice and he is suspended multiple times for his retaliatory and headstrong play.

In Book 2, more clues emerge that lead Savannah Cain, the beautiful and talented sports journalist who befriends Ty Cobb, to suspect that Cobb may actually be the supremely talent college baseball star, Chase Ripley, who disappeared near the same time as the hit-and-run accident. Book 2 races toward a thrilling climax which sets the table for the final book of the trilogy.