Overview

• Ryan Hamill’s deposition details Skaggs’s 2013 admission that he received oxycodone-based Percocet from Miley while they were teammates on the Diamondbacks.
• The Skaggs family is suing the Angels for $210 million, arguing team officials knew about pervasive drug distribution and failed to intervene.
• Eric Kay, the Angels’ former communications director, was sentenced to 22 years in prison in 2022 for supplying fentanyl-laced pills that contributed to Skaggs’s overdose.
• The Angels have filed for summary judgment, asserting Skaggs procured drugs from multiple sources and absolving the club of liability.
• Miley, now with the Cincinnati Reds, denies any wrongdoing and has not faced criminal charges in connection with Skaggs’s death.