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A Miami-Dade County Circuit Court judge on Wednesday declined to dismiss a lawsuit Major League Baseball filed against a South Florida clinic operator and his associates alleged to be part of an ongoing performance-enhancing drug scandal.

Major League Baseball has secured a cooperative agreement with Tony Bosch, the founder of the clinic at the center of an ongoing performance-enhancing drug scandal, but the attorney for another key potential witness accused baseball of "bullying."

It isn't hyperbole to suggest that the ripples from baseball's most recent performance-enhancing drug scandal could have an impact on the World Series. This week, ESPN's T.J. Quinn, Mike Fish and Pedro Gomez reported on "Outside the Lines" that Ma...

Blog | June 07, 2013

Biogenesis of America founder Tony Bosch asked Alex Rodriguez for financial help after Major League Baseball filed a lawsuit against him in March, but was denied by the New York Yankees third baseman, according to a New York Daily News report.

Ryan Braun wasn't in the Milwaukee Brewers' lineup Wednesday afternoon but it wasn't because of the "Outside the Lines" report that he may be facing a suspension from MLB for his connection to a Biogenesis clinic in Miami, manager Ron Roenicke said.

The ESPN "Outside the Lines" story about MLB and possible suspensions has certainly sent shockwaves throughout the baseball world. What does it mean for Nelson Cruz? Well, we'll see. The report says MLB is getting cooperation from the owner of the...

The evening began with the OTL report that MLB seeks to suspend Ryan Braun, Alex Rodriguez, Melky Cabrera, Nelson Cruz, Bartolo Colon and others named in the Biogenesis scandal. But the night turned into a reminder of what makes the sport so great. ...

The agreement between Major League Baseball and Tony Bosch, the founder of the defunct Miami clinic at the center of an ongoing performance-enhancing drug scandal, might lead to player suspensions, appeals and litigation. The agreement, first reporte...

• ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney reacts to OTL's report that MLB is preparing to suspend players connected to the Biogenesis clinic in Miami. Olney says Ryan Braun could go down as the Lance Armstrong of baseball. Olney • ESPN MLB Inside...

BOSTON -- Nelson Cruz has had more memorable nights at Fenway Park than almost any player in the American League. Cruz, who came in batting .417 at Fenway, had another one in Tuesday's 17-5 loss to the Boston Red Sox. Cruz had his 14th home run...

Adam RubinCesar Puello reportedly may face an MLB suspension. WASHINGTON -- Major League Baseball will move to suspend roughly 20 players linked to the Miami-area clinic ensnared in a performance-enhancing drug scandal after gaining cooperation fr...

The Star-Ledger reporter Craig Wolf joins "Outside The Lines" to discuss the latest on Julie Hermann and her past issues....

When Penn State president Rodney Erickson signed the agreement with the NCAA in July that imposed severe punishments on the university for its role in the Jerry Sandusky scandal, one of the goals of the agreement was to "change the culture that allow...

In ESPN The Magazine's Taboo Issue, Eli Saslow writes that all it took to ruin the career of Minnesota State Mankato head football coach Todd Hoffner was a university-owned cellphone and 100 seconds of video of his kids.

Blue Jays left-hander J.A. Happ said a package containing a knee brace didn't arrive Thursday as hoped, so Friday will be the earliest he'll try throwing outdoors since his injuries in a graphic May 7 episode.

For weeks, the folks in Pennsylvania's Amish country had no idea that a Russian hockey team was living nearby, working out and rebuilding a team.