The MLB Team Physicians Association (MLBTPA) proudly announces its commitment to championing the health and well-being of athletes by donating funds to the Taylor Hooton Foundation. This significant contribution will further fortify the foundation’s vital mission of educating young athletes about the dangers of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) and promoting clean and safe sports practices.
The Taylor Hooton Foundation, a leading non-profit organization dedicated to educating the youth about the risks associated with PEDs and other harmful substances, has been at the forefront of creating awareness and empowering athletes to make informed decisions about their health. The generous donation from the MLB Team Physicians Association is a testament to the unwavering dedication of team physicians to protect the athletes’ physical and mental integrity.
“We are thrilled to be part of the Taylor Hooton Foundation’s mission in fostering a healthy and ethical sporting environment,” said Sean Cutrin, a representative from the MLB Team Physicians Association. “As guardians of the players’ health, we understand the importance of promoting clean competition and ensuring that athletes have access to accurate information regarding the risks of performance-enhancing substances.”
The MLB TPA has always placed a premium on player welfare and sports integrity. By joining hands with the Taylor Hooton Foundation, they aim to extend their commitment beyond the baseball field and contribute to the well-being of athletes at all levels of sports participation.
“Our association values the health of athletes above all else, and we believe in the power of education to make a difference,” added Curtin. “Through this donation, we aspire to empower young athletes with the knowledge they need to make safe and responsible choices, ensuring their future success both on and off the field.”
The Taylor Hooton Foundation, established in memory of Taylor Hooton, a promising high school baseball player whose life was tragically cut short by PED use, has been making a profound impact on the lives of athletes and their communities. Through its educational programs, the foundation has reached thousands of young athletes, coaches, and parents, enlightening them about the potential risks of performance-enhancing substances.
The MLB Team Physicians Association’s generous contribution to the Taylor Hooton Foundation will help bolster their efforts in expanding outreach and disseminating essential information to athletes nationwide. Together, they aim to create a safer and healthier environment for aspiring athletes, preserving the integrity of sports for generations to come.
For more information about the Taylor Hooton Foundation or to make a donation, please visit their website at www.taylorhooton.org.
