Overview
- In newly filed court documents, Skaggs’ former agent Ryan Hamill testified that Skaggs admitted to receiving Percocet from Miley during their 2013 season with the Diamondbacks.
- A recorded prison call from ex-Angels communications director Eric Kay, now serving 22 years for supplying fentanyl-laced pills to Skaggs, also identifies Miley as a drug source.
- Miley, pitching this season for the Cincinnati Reds, has publicly denied any wrongdoing and said he was never accused in the investigation.
- The Skaggs family is seeking $210 million in damages from the Angels, alleging team officials failed to protect Tyler from known drug suppliers.
- The Angels contend that Skaggs’ decade-long opioid use and multiple drug sources undermine negligence claims and have asked the court to dismiss the suit.