The wrongful death trial over late MLB pitcher Tyler Skaggs ends with Angels settling with his family. Here are the details.

The Los Angeles Angels settled a wrongful death lawsuit with Tyler Skaggs' family, which originally sought $118 million over the pitcher's 2019 overdose.

ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Los Angeles Angels reached a confidential settlement with the family of former pitcher Tyler Skaggs on Friday, resolving a ...

The Angels reached a settlement with the family of deceased pitcher Tyler Skaggs on Friday, as the jury deliberated the ...

The resolution arrived just as a jury in Santa Ana was deliberating whether the franchise bore responsibility for the 27-year ...

On the fourth day of jury deliberations following a two-month trial, the parents and widow of Los Angeles Angels pitcher ...

The decision to settle was reached after a two-month civil trial over whether the Angels should be held responsible for Tyler Skaggs’ 2019 death.

SANTA ANA, Calif. — Two days of deliberations have rendered no verdict from jurors in the wrongful death civil trial brought ...

An attorney argued Monday that the Los Angeles Angels' failure to investigate repeated reports of drug use and dealing by the ...

Kay is serving 22 years in federal prison for providing the fentanyl-laced pill that Skaggs ingested, leading to his death on ...

Tyler Skaggs' relapse into opioid addiction was not evident to many of his closest associates, including his agent, who testified Wednesday, Dec. 3, in the wrongful death lawsuit of the pitcher who ...