When a small-market baseball team rockets into championship contention on the back of rookie sensation Jace Morrow, the world sees a miracle. But veteran pitcher Cal Rourke sees something else—a flaw too perfect to be real. As Jace continues to defy probability with impossible stats and a swing that never slips, Cal begins digging through old footage, mechanical inconsistencies, and vanishing scars no one else seems to notice.

Meanwhile, data analyst Tess Hall has her own suspicions. Biometric trackers don't lie—but someone is making them vanish. When key files are deleted, access revoked, and a thumb drive appears under her door, Tess uncovers a system buried beneath the field—a system designed not just to win, but to rewrite the meaning of performance itself.

With every pitch and every swing, the cracks in the miracle grow wider. As Cal and Tess close in on the truth, they face a question that cuts deeper than any scandal: what happens when the game you love becomes a product—and the players aren't who they were yesterday?

How far would you go to protect a legend?

And what if the legend never really existed?