Baseball Biogenesis Drug Clinic Scandal Spreading To Other Sports, Star Athletes, As Whistleblower Hires Top Attorney

June 28 2013, Published 11:15 a.m. ET
The Biogenesis drug scandal which has ensnared some of major league baseball’s top players is spreading to other sports now that the whistleblower has hired a top attorney, Breaking Celebrity News is reporting exclusively.
Ray Rafool, a powerhouse Florida attorney, is now representing Porter Fischer, the whistleblower who released records showing that top professional athletes, mainly baseball players, were obtaining banned performance enhancing drugs from the South Florida clinic.
New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez and a host of other top baseball talent is caught up in the scandal and major league baseball has filed a lawsuit against Anthony Bosch, director of the Biogenesis clinic, while investigating the players allegedly involved.
Now Breaking Celebrity News has learned the scandal is growing bigger. “This could be the biggest scandal in pro sports history by the time everything comes out,” a source close to the situation told Breaking Celebrity News exclusively.
“The top paid athletes in baseball, soccer, tennis, football and other sports will be exposed as clients of the performance enhancing drug scandal,” the source added.
That’s a huge statement coming in the middle of major league baseball’s investigation into its top players and the written records that indicate stars again have plunged the sport into scandal.
The source, extremely close to the situation, promises Breaking Celebrity News that much, much more information will be released on top athletes in almost every pro sport.
Fischer secretly supplied the clinic’s records to the Miami New Times, showing top athletes receiving banned treatment including