Poisoned: The story of Logan and Kade Webb | Outside the Lines

Poisoned: The story of Logan and Kade Webb | Outside the Lines
In 2021, Logan Webb was soaring in both his professional and personal life, then his family was devastated by a massive national tragedy. Now he seeks to prevent others from experiencing the same anguish.
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[@kaiskajani5305]

Webb is a superhero in our town and an inspiration to so many on and off the field proud to be a member of his own town

[@charlesmcglinchy1169]

Well deserved. Getting the word out to kids is really great to see. He is a good man and has his priorities in the right place.

[@adidas4275]

good on the giants staff for having a psychologist to help Logan through this and help him use his pain and loss for good....

[@macandcheeseman12]

Went to elementary school with kade at rock creek, used to skate all the time with out buddies. Hadnt talked to him for years, but still remember the moment i got the call about him passing. Was a real good friend, and a great skater.

[@EddieC_Bane]

Sharing this with all my friends and family, so they can then share it with their kids. Most of our kids are between the ages of 12 and 16 and they need to know sooner rather than later of the dangers that exist. Living in Roseville and having all our kids play in Roseville Little League, they all look up to Logan and hopefully this will help them to better relate to the closeness this hands in all our lives.

[@kamaka07]

Condolences to Webb and his family. Just an awful thing for any family to have to deal with.

[@jasonvoss6559]

Logan is a good dude! He always throws me up a toss up in sf, Detroit or Colorado when I've gone to see him pitch. Didn't know this happened its awesome that he shared this I grew up in South Jersey and alot of people I grew up with who were my friends or my brothers friends died from pills or heroin so it hits home. I've never done those things but the message is universal we have a problem in our country and it's good to see Logan use his story to help others.

[@charlesmcglinchy1169]

You are 100% right. Logan is good people - for sure! If you grew up in South Jersey you know about Kensington it is hard to describe. Keep strong and veer away from that madness.

[@TheDCGuitar13]

I knew fentanyl was an issue but never realized it was an issue that wiped out the equivalent of a whole small city a year. It doesent get talked about enough.

[@tajr7153]

Wow Logan is my favorite player and I never knew this. So unfortunate and much respect to him for staying strong.

[@goldenboy6931]

Thanks for sharing. I lost my own brother to addiction and fentanyl too. Smh. It's hard to know what street drug you are getting now these days.

[@moneybagskt3807]

My condolences go out to the whole Webb family.

[@cammathews5619]

My dad was on the patches for his disability for a broken rod in his back and i can say firsthand even the legal stuff was no doubt the worse the thing hes ever had to take.

[@shellycasbeer3775]

Prayers always to your family. I just hope this crisis ends soon. Too many have died.

[@user-vl9ui4nh2s]

He was my nieces boyfriend she alsopassed he has destroyed multiple lives. Good lord will fix him needs life and to be saved. To all that lost family to this monster 🙏❤️💕

[@Nancy-zi6kd]

Heartbreaking…thank you Logan for sharing your story and helping others❤❤

[@omacatz4910]

How this only has 20k views is beyond me

[@rayrussell6258]

If not enough viewers "like" the video, it doesn't get seen by as many other youtube viewers, so views stays low.

[@donney-]

It's hard to believe Logan Webb is just 26.

[@user-zp1rc2zq1f]

Webb #62 🧡🖤

[@intothemusic908]

That bird flying away at the very end. . .😢

[@nickcordrey1733]

Keep shreddin man🏂

[@jayw5983]

KIDS STAY AWAY FROM DRUGS

[@wallydavisjr]

So weird seeing your little hometown get the Hollywood treatment.

[@DPK99ATown]

Stopping at just the low level dealer doesn’t do a thing. Get who’s making and distributing the drugs not the junkies selling them. They need help too.

[@marcellusjones7028]

916 Sac legend

[@mr.joshua6818]

People are dying every day from fentanyl. Give the dealers the death penalty, they know what they're doing.

[@kaiskajani5305]

Not in California that’ll never happen with the people who are running the state to the ground

[@mr.joshua6818]

@@kaiskajani5305 they need to elect some people who can deal with the fentanyl crisis as well as they've handled California's economy.

[@xNotRealx]

Why the dealers the people buying want fentanyl it’s stronger and when people od the junkies will all look to buy off that batch cause it’s the most potent why the dealers when there’s people that want it that are the issue

[@chrislove5651]

the people who run the huge corporations that make this stuff and push it onto the public need that punishment a lot more than the lowly street dealers do

[@mr.joshua6818]

@@chrislove5651agreed. But the street dealers are mixing fentanyl with other stuff after they get it. Just so their customers can get a more intense high. They know what they are doing, kill them back.

[@cjwhite824418]

charging the dealer because a junkie overdosed is kinda wild

[@justinbergman4288]

So you let a guy selling fentanyl off free? 😂 Makes sense would hate to live in your world bud

[@cjwhite824418]

@@justinbergman4288 who did the dealer get the fentanyl from originally? Everyone should be charged then according to your logic 😂 how about charging the pharmaceutical companies?

[@justinbergman4288]

@@cjwhite824418 I would agree with that.

[@gabe1146]

Might as well charge liquor store owners for the 150K+ people who die from alcohol each year while we're at it.. @@justinbergman4288

[@jarroddarnes]

I wish it mattered this much when regular people without famous family died I lost two the past three weeks we scream at people we actually physically fight these bad people and still no one cares...cool story though

[@Knowledge_lol]

As much as I agree, this is sadly the only way to get the messages out to the younger generations. They'll see this and realize what is going on

[@jarroddarnes]

I get it and almost wanna take my comment down because I watched it and felt their pain but also what I said is how I feel too I'm angry I feel like my pain doesn't matter as much as theirs

[@BostonBori92]

Just because its not broadcasted to everyone doesnt mean it doesnt matter doesnt mean you aren't important you have to make it important you have to make it matter famous or not we all have the power to do good and help others and thats what should matter....You getting your message to others to help change lives

[@BostonBori92]

Ive lost many family to drugs and alchohol myself im not bitter im not mad if anything i find comfort in these stories because these ppl for as famous and as well known as they are breath, cry, hurt and feel pain like i do i know im not alone in this battle

[@SaintsWorld24]

Wicked selfish mindset g

[@willbyler6271]

CARRY NARCAN

[@thekanthalkid4273]

Ok this was a great piece but that dealer was a nobody. How about you talk about the open border where all of these drugs are coming through, or the suppliers that are above these nobody street dealers. Charging that dealer with murder is a drop in the ocean.

[@Rosepapi]

Stay of the drugs kids, won’t have to worry about this if you do.

[@diepainfullyyoutube]

*off

[@randysavage7392]

its that easy, huh?

[@Rosepapi]

@@randysavage7392 Yeah unless someone has you or your family at gun point saying here take this. It is that easy. Or are you one of those ppl who enjoy playing the victim?

[@kalebstuckey570]

@@randysavage7392yes

[@FellwhileStoned]

I know his cousin was only 20...but he was a new father...& didn't man-up with his addiction. He knew he had an important responsibility, but wasnt raised to know how to handle it. blame Dad, and Mom. The dealer should not be considered a murderer, if so charge smith & wesson for dealing weapons that kill people, too.

[@user-ub3nj5lz8w]

Exactly, having a strong foundation is very important...

[@griffinpalefsky9031]

Clearly you don't know anyone who's ever struggled with addiction or you wouldn't have made such a disgustingly heartless comment

[@AJAYATAYEE]

Do some research on the dealer, you’ll see he allegedly knowingly sold fentanyl that killed an ex GF and another friend. When they arrested him for Kade’s murder, he again had perc laced with fentanyl pills that would have killed others. Also agree gun manufacturers should have some responsibility in mass killings, especially when they directly influence legislation that put those weapons in the hands of people who want to do harm.

[@frankyhonnolus5528]

I look at him and his divorced parents and yeah it all makes sense.

[@eph4714]

Does it all make sense to you? Glad you got it all figured out. Franky

[@andrewheitmeyer9945]

Also the Sacramento suburbs of Rocklin, Roseville, and Folsom are middle upper class areas with spoiled kids who do drugs. Dude was going to have a baby but decided to get loaded at a Safeway bathroom. He wasn’t ready to quit.

[@frankyhonnolus5528]

@@andrewheitmeyer9945 Exactly. Good kids don’t get into a trouble like that. Maybe few but near 0.

[@mcbnj]

The side effects of naming your kid Kade

[@dicktrickle5336]

All drugs should be legal.

[@hitmanskid-td4pg]

then 50% of ambulances wouldnt have work

[@Sukondizdik]

Kade took the chance do during drugs and ran risk if kade was doing so well he wouldn't of been sneaking around getting pills. He would of been the best dad if he was a junkie

[@NalgameDios]

It’s too bad it couldn’t have been an ignorant prick like you.

[@takiemono]

Maybe he didn't know what he was selling.

[@ohgoditsjordan]

He did, you should probably pay attention before commenting or speaking.