SHOCKING NEGLIGENCE: Los Angeles Angels Face Scrutiny as Tyler Skaggs Trial Reveals MASSIVE Failures
The Los Angeles Angels face their darkest chapter as the Tyler Skaggs civil trial exposes a culture of negligence and organizational failure. Are major changes looming for the club, or even all of MLB, after shocking testimony reveals ignored protocols, questionable prescriptions, and a glaring lack of accountability from top executives to clubhouse staff?
Mike Frisch and Jon Frisch, the Super Halo Bros., break down stunning revelations, including Dr. Craig Milhouse’s opioid prescriptions to Eric Kay, employee witness accounts, and failures in following MLB’s drug policies. Key topics include Arte Moreno’s leadership, parallels to past MLB ownership interventions, and whether financial fallout could finally prompt league action. With the Angels’ internal dysfunction laid bare, the brothers ask: Where does this end, and will MLB step in before more damage is done? Don’t miss this urgent, inside look at a franchise in crisis.
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00:00 Locked On Angels: Insights & Trials
05:34 Angels’ EAP Negligence Unveiled
09:58 Prescription Misuse and Pain Pills
16:57 Clubhouse Pranks, Drugs, Testimonies
20:05 Building Culture Requires Shared Responsibility
23:56 Trial Reveals Organizational Ugliness
27:13 MLB Leadership: Where’s the Line?
28:56 MLB Intervention: Lessons from McCourt
32:26 Angels Profit Despite Complaints
3 comments
I really hope the MLB holds Arte accountable and makes him sell or something. This is unreal. Thank you for covering this. I don’t see how the Angels win this.
Businesses hire professionals – lawyers, doctors, scientists, engineers – for their expertise. The same businesses pay for insurance so that they are protected from malpractice or malfeasance by employees or contractors in their business capacities. Much (less any deductibles) of any judgment will be paid by insurance companies. No other owner will have any motivation to accuse, much less consider harsher sanctions, against Angel ownership. Everyone is in the same boat, subject to the same litigiousness that hangs over American business like the proverbial Sword of Damocles.
No jon and Mike, ford is not responsible for drunk drivers and Remington is not responsible for armed robberies.
Tyler skaggs used illicit drugs and no one forced him to do so. Skaggs is responsible for his own behavior.
The Angels organization should/could/DID fire some employees for not doing their job appropriately.
The organization is not responsible for skaggs bad behavior any more than mlb is.
Should the skaggs family now sue mlb for $300,000,000?
Why not?