Joe Schrank

By Joe Schrank

The Future Hall of Fame pitcher isn't just the oldest player to toss a win, he's also the most active crusader against addiction in the game—both in and out of the locker room. MORE  

By Joe Schrank

After nearly dying from a Vicodin addiction, the irrepressible actress is back with a blistering memoir, a hit new show and a candid interview with The Fix. (Plus: An exclusive live reading from her book.) MORE  

By Joe Schrank

Baseball's MVP denies the finding of excess, synthetic testosterone in his blood. His chances don't look good. MORE  

By Joe Schrank

What would have been the Doors frontman's 68th birthday yesterday was a chance to reflect on the alcoholism that killed him. MORE  

By Joe Schrank

One high school practices a more nuanced approach to drugs that might just work. MORE  

By Joe Schrank

Interventionist, CEO of the Core Company, Co-Founder of The Fix. MORE  

By Joe Schrank

Why is punishment college football's default response to alcohol transgressions like UGA linebacker Cornelius Washington's DUI? MORE  

By Joe Schrank

Fans of the cultish 44-year-old comic were stunned when he overdosed in a  Jersey motel room a year ago today. But his close friends saw it coming. Comedians from Andy Dick to Colin Quinn remember the man behind the mask. MORE  

By Joe Schrank

America's most compulsive comic on addiction, AA, Jews, Sex, Pills, Pamela Andersen, Coke, Courtney Love, Rehab—and his furious feud with his old pal, Howard Stern. MORE  

By Joe Schrank

After he was arrested for allegedly beating his wife in their Florida mansion Monday night, the steroid-soaked baseball superstar may face time in some smaller quarters. MORE