A $2,000 iPad used by Tyler Skaggs could trigger a $400 million ruling in the ongoing wrongful death trial against his former MLB team.

FILE - An image and logo memorializing former Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs is displayed on the outfield wall in Anaheim, Calif., July 17, 2019. SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — The ex-wife of a Los ...

Chief Deputy Josh Tubbs confirms that the Talladega County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after the body of a Mountain ...

Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs, gave emotional testimony about how pain pills became part of his recovery routine.

An often-emotional Carli Skaggs testified Monday as the wrongful death trial against the Angels entered a sixth week of ...

Virginia Giuffre's memoir reveals intimate details about her family life, children Kate Gosselin budgets Christmas for 8 kids ...

The widow of Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs testified in court Monday about the morning in 2019 when she received a call from ...

Testimony in the wrongful death lawsuit against the Los Angeles Angels underscores the difficulties team attorneys face convincing the jury they were unaware of addiction concerns before employee Eric ...

Former Los Angeles Angels player Ty Buttrey testified that while Tyler Skaggs may have used illicit substances he was not a drug addict, as the now-retired relief pitcher became the second of Skaggs’ ...