Angels, MLB mourn Tyler Skaggs after pitcher dies in hotel room
Tyler Skaggs tribute set for Players' Weekend
Tyler Skaggs to be honored by nine players during Players' Weekend - Los Angeles Times
Angels employee told DEA that franchise knew about Tyler Skaggs' drug use | The Hill
MLB Players' Weekend jerseys: A good idea that turned bad - The Washington Post
Nine MLB players to don Tyler Skaggs tributes on Players' Weekend jerseys
Los Angeles Angels teammates wear No. 45 jerseys in honor of Tyler Skaggs during MLB All-Star game | Daily Mail Online
Tyler Skaggs to be honored by nine players during Players' Weekend - Los Angeles Times
Tyler Skaggs to be honored by nine players during Players' Weekend - Los Angeles Times
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Los Angeles Angels Pitcher Tyler Skaggs Dead at 27 | Entertainment Tonight
Former L.A. Angels employee charged in pitcher Tyler Skaggs' fatal opioid overdose
Flaherty to honor Tyler Skaggs by wearing a special jersey in Friday night's start - News from Rob Rains, STLSportsPage.com
Tyler Skaggs tribute set for Players' Weekend
Autopsy on Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs: Fentanyl, oxycodone, alcohol led to death by choking on vomit
Team employee who allegedly gave late pitcher Tyler Skaggs opioids says it's 'time for everyone to stand up and take responsibility' | Fox News
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Angels Pitcher Tyler Skaggs Found Dead at 27 - The New York Times
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs dead at 27
MLB wanted to make baseball fun with Players' Weekend jerseys. It backfired. – The Denver Post
Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs, 27, dies in Texas - ABC7 Los Angeles
Nats' Patrick Corbin, eight other MLB players honor Tyler Skaggs on Players' Weekend - The Washington Post
St. Louis Cardinals on Twitter: "Players, Managers and Coaches have the option to wear a 45 patch during #PlayersWeekend to honor the late Angels pitcher, Tyler Skaggs. https://t.co/92nCbpYHJa" / Twitter
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MLB wanted to make baseball fun with Players' Weekend jerseys. It backfired.
