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Major League Baseball officials met Friday with Dr. Daniel Carpman, an anti-aging doctor whose name appears on forged prescription forms tied to a South Florida clinic suspected as a source of performance-enhancing substances for some players.

The South Florida clinic suspected by Major League Baseball investigators of being a source of performance-enhancing drugs for more than 30 players in some instances obtained the banned substances through forged prescription forms, according to documents.

The spokeswoman for Robinson Cano's foundation is listed as having been a client of the Biogenesis clinic last summer, although she denies having received anything from the clinic and says Cano "definitely never did."

Sources familiar with MLB's investigation into a Miami-area clinic say MLB investigators have been told that Alex Rodriguez paid a former clinic employee to prevent the release of potentially damaging documents.

Major League Baseball admitted Friday that the league committed an error when it sued a "chemist" the league thought had a black-market performance-enhancing drug connection. The man is a salesman with no drug connections.

He knew the road like the back of his hand and yet, as darkness fell, it felt to T.J. Quinn as though he were losing his way. The investigative reporter was running on faith now, and he was thrilled.

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Mets outfield prospect Cesar Puello as well as ex-Met Fernando Martinez have been linked to Biogenesis, according to ESPN's "Outside The Lines." Write Mike Fish and T.J. Quinn: Five more professional baseball players have c...

Five more professional baseball players have connections to a South Florida clinic at the heart of a widening doping scandal, according to documents obtained by "Outside the Lines."

TAMPA, Fla. -- The stories out of Miami keep coming linking Alex Rodriguez and Francisco Cervelli to Biogensis and you wonder how much of an impact they may eventually have on this Yankees season. T.J. Quinn and Mike Fish reported that Rodriguez a...

Document obtained by "Outside the Lines" suggests a closer link to Anthony Bosch and the now-shuttered clinic he ran in Coral Gables, Fla., than Ryan Braun has acknowledged.

Anthony Bosch emerged over the years as a popular figure with Latin baseball players as he befriended a few player agents and prominent sports trainers, while tapping into the expertise of local Latin doctors versed in hormone therapies.

A potentially devastating story by T.J. Quinn and Mike Fish of ESPN's "Outside the Lines" alleges that Anthony Bosch, who ran the Biogenesis "anti-aging clinic" in Miami said to have been frequented by Alex Rodriguez and other Major League Basebal...

Several sources, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said Bosch spoke openly about his relationship with the Yankee All-Star, and two sources said that documents they reviewed detailed the drug regimens and schedules Rodriguez received.

Before the New York Yankees can actually move to void Alex Rodriguez's contract -- an extremely difficult proposition -- he'll have to be suspended for doping. And that is far from a sure thing.

Major League Baseball is investigating multiple wellness clinics in South Florida armed with the belief that the region stretching 50 miles south from Boca Raton to Miami is "ground zero" for performance-enhancing drugs still filtering into the game.

Had Lance Armstrong been willing to cooperate with USADA in May, it is possible he could have received only a six-month suspension, writes T.J. Quinn.