The wrongful death trial over late MLB pitcher Tyler Skaggs ends with Angels settling with his family. Here are the details.

Kay, a longtime Angels employee, was convicted in 2022 of providing Skaggs with the pill and sentenced to 22 years in prison.

The decision to settle was reached after a two-month civil trial in Southern California over whether the Angels should be held responsible for Skaggs’ 2019 death after he snorted a fentanyl-laced pill ...

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On Apr. 11, 2018, benches cleared and punches flew after then-Red Sox reliever Joe Kelly hit Austin with a 97-mph fastball ...

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After a short and unsuccessful stint in the major leagues, Cody Ponce was pitching in Asia and still trying to find a mental ...

The Detroit Tigers have been active in MLB free agency, but not with elite starting pitchers. The Tigers have focused […] ...

On Wednesday, Philadelphia was able to make an intriguing move to bolster the bullpen. According to a report from The ...

Cubs primed to battle Yankees, Mets for star Japanese free agent pitcher originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The ...

The New York Mets headline a lengthy list of MLB teams who should be worried about how the offseason has gone.