Edgar McNabb

"Reminders of Murderer McNabb. By the suicide . . . of E.J. McNabb Grand Rapids lost its strongest pitcher. McNabb played for a time with Baltimore last season and his work was very good. . . Grand Rapids . . . (agreed) to pay him the highest salary possible under the Western League agreement. . . He was known as the "Texas Cyclone". He has great speed and at times would pitch a phenomenal game of ball." - Sporting Life, March 10, 1894

Edgar J. McNabb (October 24, 1865 – February 28, 1894) was an American professional baseball player. He played for the Baltimore Orioles in 1893. He killed his girlfriend before shooting himself in the mouth.

There are various accounts of what actually caused McNabb to go off the deep end, but some people believe it had to do with money while others believe that he caught his girlfriend cheating on him with another ballplayer named Lou Gilliland.