Major League Baseball officials who are investigating an anti-aging clinic that they suspect is a market for performance-enhancing drugs have focused their efforts on some players’ connections to the University of Miami’s baseball team. Documents from the investigation indicated that Jimmy Goins, a Miami strength-and-conditioning coach, received banned substances from the clinic. Some of the league’s star players, including the New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez, have connections to the university and have been tied to the clinic under investigation. The university named its baseball stadium for Mr. Rodriguez after he donated roughly $4-million to renovate the field.
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