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The use of ADHD medication in Major League Baseball is at an all-time low, with only 54 players granted exemptions in 2025. This marks a significant decrease from previous years, raising questions about the league's approach to ADHD treatment.
Overview:
Only 54 MLB players received Therapeutic Use Exemptions for ADHD medication in 2025.
This number has been steadily declining, with 61 in 2024 and 119 in 2013.
The most common ADHD medications in MLB are Adderall, Ritalin, and Vyvanse.
Drug Testing in MLB:
Over 11,700 drug tests were conducted in the 2025 season, including urine and blood samples.
The testing program led to two suspensions for positive tests: Jurickson Profar and José Alvarado.
Both players denied intentional use of banned substances.
Other Exemptions:
Besides ADHD, exemptions were granted for hypertension, sleep disorder, and hormone function.
Explore the latest developments in MLB's drug policy and its impact on player health and performance.