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

Todd Achondo talks to John Saunders about Roger McDowell's confrontation with San Francisco fans

Mets pitcher Jeremy Hefner and Thunder GM Sam Presti discuss the tragic tornado in Oklahoma.

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

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

T.J. Quinn discusses MLB investigating the connection between an associate of Robinson Cano and Biogenesis.

T.J. Quinn reports on the documents obtained by "Outside the Lines" that link Ryan Braun to Biogenesis.

When A's pitcher Brandon McCarthy needed brain surgery last September after a line drive struck his head, MLB accelerated efforts to offer some protection against the long-standing danger on the mound.

In consecutive seasons, the Padres' Chris Young and the Giants' Joe Martinez were hit in the head by line drives and left battered and bloodied. As MLB considers introducing protective headgear for pitchers, Young and Martinez spoke with Steve Delso

Outside the Lines breaks down ESPN the Magazine's Hall of Fame voter confidential. The Mag asked 48 anonymous voters how they would cast their vote on the MLB Hall of Fame ballot.

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

Founder of BALCO Victor Conte discusses with Bob Ley the many faults he sees in Major League Baseball's drug testing.

Dave Zirin, Bomani Jones and Armstrong Williams discuss the legacy of Al Campanis' appearance on ABC's Nightline 25 years later.

25 years ago, veteran Dodgers executive Al Campanis shocked the nation by making racially charged remarks on ABC's Nightline - an event that put Major League Baseball's hirng practices under intense scrutiny.

The MLB pitchers, once known as Leo Nunez and Fausto Carmona, remain in the Dominican Republic unable to obtain U.S. visas after admitting to falsifying identification papers.

Rob Manfred, MLB Executive VP Labor Relations &Human Resources, discusses the issue of identity fraud and how Major League Baseball has been addressing the problem.