Buck Weaver was a professional baseball player known for his time as a shortstop in the early 20th century. He played for the Chicago White Sox from 1912 to 1920 and was recognized for his strong defensive skills and batting ability. Weaver was part of the infamous 1919 World Series, which was later marred by a scandal involving game-fixing. Despite his talent, Weaver's career was overshadowed by the scandal, as he was banned from baseball for his alleged involvement. He maintained his innocence, claiming he did not participate in the conspiracy. Weaver's story remains a significant part of baseball history.