In November 2017, nearly four years after he had retired from baseball, former MLB pitcher Roy Halladay died in a plane crash off the coast of Florida. In the aftermath of the news, the sports world ...

When former Major League Baseball pitcher Roy Halladay died in a plane crash in November, he had amphetamines, morphine and ...

An autopsy on former major-leaguer Roy Halladay showed that he had amphetamines, morphine and a sleep aid in his system when he died in a plane crash off the west coast of Florida, The Tampa Bay Times ...

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Retired star pitcher Roy Halladay sped his small sports plane low over the Gulf of Mexico minutes before his fatal crash two weeks ago, climbing sharply in the final seconds ...

An autopsy released Friday said that Roy Halladay had evidence of morphine, amphetamine, and zolpidem in his system in November when he fatally crashed his single-engine plane into the Gulf of Mexico.