OTL: Tony Bosch Speaks

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

Fantasy Facts - Colon stays in the zone

Sixty-five percent of Bartolo Colon's pitches this season have been in the strike zone, the highest percentage of any starter.

Fantasy Bits: Jose Valverde set to close for Tigers

Eric Karabell looks at the fantasy-relevant notes from Tuesday, including the news that recently signed veteran Jose Valverde will be called up to be the Detroit Tigers' closer.

MLB - Colon sticks with what works

Sources: A-Rod paid to prevent leak of docs

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.

Report: MLB pays for Biogenesis documents

Major League Baseball has paid a former employee of the South Florida anti-aging clinic linked to performance-enhancing drugs for documents on athletes named in the case, the New York Times reported on Thursday night.

The Mag: MLB's bargain pitchers

In ESPN The Magazine, Peter Keating examines how a team turns an injury-plagued starting pitcher into a top commodity. His answer? Give him a short-term deal

MLB - Bauer's rough start

Indians pitcher Trevor Bauer, called up from Columbus to spot-start for an injured Scott Kazmir, walked the first four Rays batters of the game to force in a run. The last pitcher in the majors to start a game that way was John Danks of the White Sox, on July 10, 2009, against Minnesota. The last Indians pitcher to do it was Bartolo Colón (June 29, 2000 vs KC), who also pitched Saturday for Oakland.

A's reinstate Colon after 50-game PED ban

The Oakland Athletics have reinstated pitcher Bartolo Colon from the suspended list and he will start Saturday night against Houston.