Drugs And Alcohol Led To Death of Angels Pitcher Tyler Skaggs : NPR

The Skaggs family released a statement suggesting that an Angels employee may have supplied the pitcher with the drugs that killed him.

Angels Pitcher Tyler Skaggs' Cause Of Death Explained

Ex-Angels Employee Charged In Overdose Death Of Tyler Skaggs

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Tyler Skaggs' autopsy: Fentanyl, oxycodone and alcohol led to death - Los Angeles Times

Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs had opioids, alcohol in his system at time of death - The Washington Post

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs had fentanyl, oxycodone in system: Autopsy report - ABC News

Tyler Skaggs death investigation: Angels, MLB and legal implications - Sports Illustrated

Tyler Skaggs' autopsy: Angels pitcher died from an accidental drug overdose

Tyler Skaggs' Family Sues L.A. Angels for Wrongful Death Over Overdose

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