MLB and players' union expected to discuss testing for opioids following Tyler Skaggs' death
LOS ANGELES - Major league players are not routinely tested for opioids. Now, one week after Tyler Skaggs' autopsy revealed the Angels pitcher had fentanyl and oxycodone in his system when he died July 1, the commissioner's office and the players' union are expected to discuss whether to expand the major league drug testing program to include random screenings for opioids.
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