Feds Say Ex-Los Angeles Angels Employee, Cited As Key To Tyler Skaggs Overdose, Was Dealer To Other MLB Players
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deadline.comA court filing late on Friday indicates federal prosecutors will use testimony from at least five Major League Baseball players in the drug-related trial of a former Los Angeles Angels employee.Ex-Angels Communications Director Eric Kay will stand trial in Fort Worth, Texas this October for giving oxycodone to pitcher Tyler Skaggs, who died of an overdose.
But now he stands accused of also providing drugs to other major leaguers.Kay was accused in the legal filing of being the “singular source” of the oxycodone that killed Skaggs.
He allegedly provided some other players with “two to three pills, while others would ask for up to 20 pills.”“The evidence will also demonstrate that Kay often coordinated the distribution through text messages
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