Ex Angels Staffer Sentenced to 22 Years for Tyler Skaggs' Fatal Overdose

Eric Kay, the former communications director for the Los Angeles Angels, received a 22-year sentence for the death of former Angels player Tyler Skaggs

MLB banned substance list: MLB will test for opioids following the death of pitcher Tyler Skaggs, marijuana is no longer a drug of abuse - CBS News

Tyler Skaggs verdict: Eric Kay found guilty in death of Angels pitcher

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Ex-Angels Staffer Eric Kay Sentenced To 22 Years In Prison In Tyler Skaggs Death Case

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Ex-Angels employee gets 22 years in Skaggs overdose death

After Eric Kay's conviction in Tyler Skaggs case, focus turns to Angels' liability in wrongful death lawsuits – Orange County Register

Eric Kay Sentencing – Door to be Closed on the Tyler Skaggs Case

Former L.A. Angels employee charged in pitcher Tyler Skaggs' fatal opioid overdose

Former Angels employee convicted in Tyler Skaggs' overdose death

One time he talked about, 'I should just kill myself' - Flashback to when former MLB manager Terry Collins spoke about Matt Harvey's suicidal tendencies during the Eric Kay trial

Ex-Angels Staffer Sentenced to 22 Years in Tyler Skaggs' Overdose Death – NBC Los Angeles

Former LA Angels Employee Convicted in Death of Tyler Skaggs