Cincinnati Reds pitcher Wade Miley has denied any wrongdoing after a recent report suggested he supplied Tyler Skaggs with drugs when they were teammates with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Cincinnati Reds left-hander Wade Miley said Friday that he has been not accused of any wrongdoing, one day after reports stated a deposition from a lawsuit alleged he supplied Tyler Skaggs with drugs when both players were with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
A former Baltimore Orioles pitcher is in the headlines. According to a report from the Associated Press, Wade Miley has been accused in court documents that he provided drugs to Tyler Skaggs, the late Los Angeles Angels pitcher who tragically died from an accidental drug overdose in 2019.
Late Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs had been abusing prescription drugs since at least 2013, with a former teammate serving as one of his sources, The Athletic reported Thursday.
Back in 2019, the Milwaukee Brewers, along with the rest of Major League Baseball, mourned the loss of Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Tyler Skaggs, who died of a drug overdose at the age of 27.
Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout has been called as a witness in the upcoming civil trial concerning the wrongful death of former teammate Tyler Skaggs.
In an interview with The Athletic's Sam Blum from Englewood Federal Correctional Institution, former Los Angeles Angels employee Eric Kay opened up about his fatal role in the life of Tyler Skaggs.
The Los Angeles Angels prepare to take on the Houston Astros at home, asserting their recent uplift in momentum following a noteworthy series against the Padres.
Major League Baseball is one of many partners in a new White House initiative to decrease the likelihood of opioid overdoses, like the one that contributed to the death of Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs in 2019.
Major League Baseball announced on Tuesday that it will partner with the White House in efforts to reduce deaths from opioid overdoses, in part through an ad campaign this summer focused on drugs that can reverse overdoses, such as naloxone.
Skaggs, 27, died in his Texas hotel room on July 1, 2019, ahead of the Angels matchup against the Rangers. He was discovered on his bed with no signs of trauma.