"There is no end to it in sports, there is always just a new doctor saying he can do things that nobody else can, trust him. So now the feds in this country and Canada have Dr. Tony Galea of Canada, known as the "Miracle Man," as a person of interest. Our feds have now talked to Carlos Beltran about him and Jose Reyes and very much want to talk to Alex Rodriguez, who hasn't yet said, at least in public, whether he was treated by Galea or not.

The feds are going to ask him about that. Once they do, investigators from Major League Baseball will be on their way to Florida. It won't be to take in some sun.

And, who knows, maybe after that, somebody will get around to talking to the player agents. Asking them what they know about Dr. Galea. Or maybe they won't ever be put on the griddle. Somehow, throughout the era of performance-enhancing drugs, it is as if somebody granted agents permanent immunity, even though logic makes at least some of them unindicted co-conspirators of this time in baseball."