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Opioids. Nothing personal word of the day for Wednesday, February 16th, 2022.

The word of the day is opioids. It's a conversation that we're going to have right now.

I'm not waiting another day. This is in the news right now because of the trial of former

majorly baseball pitcher Tyler Skags, who was found dead in his hotel room in Texas

with an overdose of opioids. He had mixed it with alcohol. The opioids were not

pure. They had fentanyl in it. He choked on his own vomit. When he didn't show up to a game,

knocked on the door, broken the door, and he was dead. Tyler Skags was a promising pitcher.

It has created shockwaves throughout the sports world. I don't know why. We're going to talk about

why I don't know why. It's not a surprise that someone would overdose on opioids in baseball or

in any industry. How did he get them? Because it wasn't from the team doctor. It turns out it may

have been from someone in his PR department. Someone named Eric Kay is on trial right now, and they

are trying to prove beyond a reasonable doubt in a courtroom right now that Eric Kay was the one

who gave the opioids to Tyler Skags, therefore causing his death. The defense, all it has to prove,

is that there could be a reasonable doubt that somebody else gave Tyler Skags the drugs that

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