Key facts
- Former MLB pitcher Scott Erickson testified about his financial situation.
- Erickson and his former lover were found liable for the deaths of two brothers in a car crash.
- A jury is considering further damages against Erickson and his former lover.
- Erickson stated that most of his MLB career earnings are gone.
Former Major League Baseball pitcher Scott Erickson testified that he has little remaining from his career earnings. This testimony comes as a jury deliberates on awarding additional damages against him and his former lover. The pair were previously found liable for the car-crash deaths of two young brothers in Westlake Village. Erickson's statement highlights his financial state in the context of the ongoing legal proceedings. He stated that most of his MLB career earnings are gone.