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Outside The Lines catches up with Biogenesis founder Tony Bosch, who discusses the PED allegations against him.

ESPN investigative reporter T.J. Quinn talks about Biogenesis founder Tony Bosch and possible criminal charges against him.

Outside the Lines catches up with Biogenesis founder Tony Bosch, who discusses the PED allegations against him.

John Kruk and Manny Acta discuss Ubaldo Jimenez's command issues.

John Saunders discusses why the Baltimore Ravens have no choice but to open their season on the road.

The World Series champs dominate the rankings as the Giants hold the top five spots, with Pablo Sandoval placing No. 1. Kansas State QB Collin Klein and Patriots QB Tom Brady are in the Top 10 and are covered in this week's show.

Drew Brees tops the CSPR list while hitting the record books. Messi and Ronaldo tied for runner-ups.

Ian Poulter wins the Ryder Cup MVP and our top ranking in Cross-Sport as Team Europe makes the biggest comeback in Ryder Cup history.

Former Pittsburgh Pirates owner Kevin McClatchy discusses what it was like to be a gay owner of a major league baseball team.

Baltimore Raven Torrey Smith is ranked number one this week after making six catches for 127 yards and scoring two touchdowns against the Pats. Brandt Snedeker is the runner-up and Miguel Cabrera belts his way to the third spot.

A five-tool player, Petrick was projected as the Colorado Rockies' catcher for the next decade, a future All-Star and possibly a Hall of Famer. Five years later Ben Petrick was out of baseball.

Curt Schilling and Barry Larkin talk about which game in MLB history they would like to see.

Dave Schoenfield and Eric Karabell analyze the MLB Playoff picture. Who's hot and who's not? Who's on the bubble and what teams are out of it.

Ryne Sandberg talks to Jerry Crasnick about what he has learned from managing in the minor leagues.

Lionel Messi ranks numero uno this week with Adrian Beltre the amazing runner-up. 15 year old Golfer Lydia Ko is third.

Tim Kurkjian weighs in on the idea that Roger Clemens may be hoping to return to MLB so he can reset his Hall of Fame eligibility clock.