Denny McLain was on top of the sports world in 1968. Pitching with the Detroit Tigers, McLain won 31 games and helped lead his team to a World Series title. Along the way, he added the AL MVP and Cy Young to cap off one of the greatest seasons for a pitcher. But just five years later at the age of 29, he was out of baseball completely. Today we'll tell you that story involving gambling, bookmaking, and two injured toes. For more episodes, make sure to visit us online at http://distantreplaypodcast.com