Does Doc Gooden Need Rehab?

Dwight “Doc” Gooden, known best for his time as a pitcher for the New York Mets and New York Yankees in the 1980s and 1990s, has had his share of legal troubles and addiction problems.

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 Does Doc Gooden Need Rehab?

Matt Bush Is Sober And Back In MLB

Matt Bush spent almost four years in prison for a drunk driving accident that nearly killed a motorcyclist. Today, he’s in recovery and once again playing in the majors.

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 Matt Bush Is Sober And Back In MLB

Bret Boone Talks About Alcoholism In New Book, Home Game

He played primarily for the Seattle Mariners, but also had stints with the Cincinnati Reds and Minnesota Twins. By the 2005 season, his statistics had plummeted, and after just 14 games with the Twins that season, he left the sport and never came back.

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Bret Boone Talks About Alcoholism In New Book, Home Game

Tommy Hanson, Atlanta Braves Pitcher, Dies From Possible Overdose

Tommy Hanson, former MLB pitcher, slipped into a coma and passed away late Monday night as a result of “catastrophic organ failure.” A drug overdose is being rumored at this time.

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 Tommy Hanson, Atlanta Braves Pitcher, Dies From Possible Overdose

Yankees’ CC Sabathia Goes To Alcohol Rehab

Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia is heading to rehab – not for injury, but for alcoholism – and will miss the entire MLB postseason.

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 Yankees’ CC Sabathia Goes To Alcohol Rehab

The Matt Bush Story: From Number One Draft Pick to Prison Blues

Matt Bush pleaded “no contest” and was sentenced to four years in prison.

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  The Matt Bush Story: From Number One Draft Pick to Prison Blues