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Healing Hans, as Dr. Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt is affectionately known, ranks as either the greatest healer since Hippocrates or is a quack with a hyperactive syringe, depending on whom you believe.

German doctor's patients put utmost trust in him.

Track coach Charlie Francis, long associated with Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson, confessed to his mistakes and went on to shed a rare light on doping in sports. Even out of the spotlight, he was still widely perceived to be the valedictorian of sprint coaches.

He was the World's Fastest Man and lived with Marion Jones. In an exclusive interview from prison, Tim Montgomery tells ESPN.com how it all fell apart.

It's been a long time since being the world's fastest man meant much in this country. Can Usain Bolt bring the nobility back to the title?

From Ben Johnson to Usain Bolt, the stories and the record races of the 'World's Fastest Men' over the last two decades are recounted.

Dr. Richard Rydze was a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers' medical staff for more than two decades. Then, he abruptly left, four months after his name surfaced as a big-time buyer of HGH. Investigative reporter Mike Fish examines the connection.

Track coach involved in BALCO case is set to return to court Friday.

Trevor Graham's two lawyers have asked to withdraw from his case, and a judge might rule on the request at Tuesday's scheduled court appearance in San Francisco, Mike Fish writes.

A trial date has been set for track coach Trevor Graham in the BALCO case, which raises the possibility of significant courtroom theatrics, writes ESPN.com's Mike Fish.

Trevor Graham boldly predicted he'd win if the U.S. government tried to make a case against him. Now, it appears Graham will get his day in court.

The BALCO grand jury apparently heard testimony last week from at least two close associates of track coach Trevor Graham.

BALCO principal Victor Conte spent last weekend in Las Vegas at the 2006 Olympia bodybuilding contest, and ESPN.com's Mike Fish went along for the freak show.

Is Trevor Graham a culprit or a victim in Justin Gatlin's positive drug test? Mike Fish examines the rough times of one of track's most controversial figures.

Alvin Harrison was busted for steroids and didn't deny it. Now he might be ready to tell the whole story in a new book.

In an excerpt from investigative reporter Mike Fish's interview with Trevor Graham, the sprint coach details his theory on how Justin Gatlin tested positive for testosterone.