 in hopes that the HGH he prescribed would help him grow taller. The player is described as "real short" -- about 5-foot-6 or 5-7.

"[Bosch] said if you take this concoction or whatever -- it was pills and some small HGH stuff... it was geared toward extending his growth spurt," the attorney told "Outside the Lines" in September. "From 5-7 to 5-10 is a big difference when it comes to the colleges."

The attorney said Bosch also pitched testosterone to the teenager's father, saying, "Bosch put himself out there to be a doctor."

During interviews in October, a former clinic employee told "Outside the Lines" that he had informed South Florida-based DEA agents about teenagers being given PEDs. One individual whom agents were told about was Collazo, a former college baseball player and prominent figure in the Miami baseball community.

"I know he [the father] used to come in and pick up medicines for the kids," the former employee said. "I don't know their names. I just know because the nurse mentioned to me that the father picks up HGH for the kids. For the sons. She didn't say that they were minors or anything."

Collazo previously told "Outside the Lines" that Bosch did not see his sons and he was unaware of Bosch prescribing PEDs.

The former employee said the DEA agents came with photos of several Bosch associates she was asked to identify, including Velasquez and Acevedo.

"They [agents] wanted more information, the inside information," the employee said. "It was how office operated. Where the medicines came from."

Acevedo, 35, was a partner with Bosch in a previous clinic, Biokem, located on the same site as Biogenesis. He later left and ran the now-defunct Revive Miami clinic. Some of the athletes tied to Bosch also appear in records dating back three or four years ago to Biokem.

Velasquez also previously was involved with Bosch in the wellness business and operates another Coral Gables clinic.

Bosch is well-known in Latin American baseball circles. He operates from a base in South Florida, where wellness clinics pitch growth hormone treatments and testosterone injections and legions of pro baseball players live and train every offseason.

His relationships with players
in hopes that the HGH he prescribed would help him grow tall. The musician is described as " real short " -- approximately 5 - foot-6 or 5 - 7. 

 " [ Bosch ] said if you take this concoction or whatever -- it was pill and some small HGH stuff... it was gear toward prolong his emergence spurt, " the attorney told " Outside the line " in September. " From 5 - 7 to 5 - 10 is a big difference when it comes to the colleges. " 

 The attorney say Bosch also pitched testosterone to the teenager's don, saying, " Bosch put himself out there to be a doctor. " 

 During interview in October, a former clinic employee told " Outside the Lines " that he had informed South Florida - based DEA agent about teenagers being given PEDs. One individual whom agents were told about was Collazo, a erstwhile college baseball player and prominent figure in the Miami baseball community. 

 " I know he [ the father ] used to come in and pick up medicines for the child, " the former employee said. " I don't sleep together their name. I just know because the nurse mention to me that the father picks up HGH for the kids. For the sons. She didn't pronounce that they were minors or anything. " 

 Collazo previously told " Outside the Lines " that Bosch did not see his sons and he was unaware of Bosch prescribing PEDs. 

 The early employee said the DEA agents came with photos of respective Bosch associates she was ask to name, include Velasquez and Acevedo. 

 " They [ agents ] wanted more information, the inside data, " the employee said. " It was how office operated. Where the medicines came from. " 

 Acevedo, 35, was a partner with Bosch in a previous clinic, Biokem, located on the same web site as Biogenesis. He later left and ran the now - defunct Revive Miami clinic. Some of the athletes tie to Bosch also look in records dating back three or four years ago to Biokem. 

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"They [agents] wanted more iihormation, the itsige inforiatiok," the employee faid. "It was hoc office operxted. Where the mevicines came from."

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The attorney saiD boSCh also pitched tEstostErONe TO The TeeNager's fathEr, SayinG, "bosch puT HiMSELf oUT there to be a doCtor."

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"I KnOw hE [tHe fatHEr] used To cOme In and piCk up medICinEs FOR ThE kids," the former emplOyEE SaId. "I don't kNow theIR nAmES. I just knOw BecAuse THE nursE menTIoNed to me tHat the FAtHeR picks uP HgH for tHe KidS. FoR the sONs. ShE didn't Say that tHey weRE minors or anythINg."

Collazo prevIOuSLY tOLd "OuTsiDe the Lines" tHat BOSch dId noT SeE hiS Sons aNd he wAs UNaWAre of Bosch prescribiNg pEDs.

ThE formEr employee saiD the DEA ageNTS Came with PhotOS oF Several Bosch asSociaTes she was aSKed to ideNtify, IncludinG VelasqueZ ANd AcevedO.

"ThEy [aGenTs] wANTeD more informatION, the InSide infOrmAtion," thE emPloYee SaiD. "IT was how ofFice operAtEd. whErE thE mediCInes came FrOm."

ACeVedO, 35, was a PArtner With BOsch In A pREviOus clinIC, BIOKem, lOcAtEd on The SaMe sitE as BIOgeNesis. He Later left And RAn thE nOw-Defunct revive Miami clInIc. Some of thE aThlEtes tiED To Bosch aLso appear in records datinG Back thrEe oR four YearS ago to BioKem.

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 in hopes that the HGH heprescribed  woul d h elp  h im g rowtaller. The pl a yeris described as "realshort "- - ab o ut  5-fo ot-6 or 5- 7 . 

" [B os ch]  s a id  if y outake th is concoct ion  o r whatever - -  i t was pill s a nd some smal l H GH stu ff ... it wa s g eared  towar d  exten ding hisgr o wth sp u rt," th e at torn ey told "Outsidet he Lines" in Sept ember.  " F ro m 5-7  to  5-10 is a  b ig di f ference wh e n itc omes to the c olleges."
T heattorn ey  sa i d Bosc h als op itc hed testost eron e to theteenag e r's fat h er, say ing, " Bos chputh im se lfou t  th e re  to bea doctor ." 
Durin g in t e r v iews  in  Oct ober,  a former cli nic  emp l oye e tol d "Ou tsid ethe L ines"thathe  had informed S outh  Florida- bas ed  DE Aagent s  about  te ena gers be ing giv e n P ED s . On e individual whomag e n ts  were to ld abo u twa s  Collazo ,a f orme r colle ge b a se ball pla yer an d  p ro minentfi gure i nthe  Mi ami b a seba ll com munity.
"I k n ow he [the fat h er] used to c o me i na nd p ick  up medicin es f o r th e ki d s, " t h e for mer e mp l oy e e said. "I don't kn ow  their  name s. I just kno w becauset h e  nurse m enti o ne d  to me that th e fat her picksu p HGH fo r the  kids. F or the so n s . She di dn' t s aytha t th ey were minor s or a ny thing." 

C ollazopre vio usl y t ol d "Outsid e the Li ne s"  t ha t B oschd id not s ee  hi sson s and he was  unaw areof  B o sch  prescr i bi n g  PED s. 
Thefor me r emp loye e  sa id theDEA agent s c a me w it hphotosof several Bo sc h associat es  sh e wasa s ked to i dentify, including Vela s quez an d A ceved o.
"They [ag ent s] wan ted more i nforma tion,  t hei n sidei n fo rma ti on," the e m p loy ee sa id . "I t was h ow office operated .  Wh ere the medic ine s ca m e  f rom . "Ace ve d o,3 5 , was a partner  with Bosc hi na previous cli ni c, Biok em, loc atedo n the s ame siteas Biogen es is.H e  la ter left a nd ran t he now-de f unctR ev ive M iam i clin ic . S ome o f thea thl etestied t oBoschalsoap pear inrecords dating back thr ee orfouryea rs ago to  Bi o kem .

Velasq uezalso previ ous lywas i nvo l ved w ithB os chi n the  wel l ness busi n es s a n d  o perates ano t h e r C oralGab l es cli nic. 

Bosch is well-k n own in Latin A meri c a n b ase b allci rcles. He oper ate sf r om a bas ein South Fl orida, w he r e wel lnessclinic s pitch g ro w th hor mone  tr eatmentsand  t e stoster on ei njecti onsan d legi ons of prob a seball players l ive a n d  trai n  ev ery o ff season. 
His  relations hips with p layers 
 in_hopes that_the HGH he prescribed_would help_him_grow taller._The_player is described_as "real short"_-- about 5-foot-6 or_5-7.

"[Bosch] said if_you_take this concoction or whatever -- it was pills and some small HGH stuff..._it_was geared_toward_extending_his growth spurt," the attorney_told "Outside the Lines" in_September. "From_5-7 to 5-10 is a big difference when_it_comes to the_colleges."

The attorney said Bosch also pitched testosterone to the_teenager's father, saying, "Bosch put himself_out there to_be_a_doctor."

During interviews in October,_a former clinic employee told "Outside_the Lines" that he had informed_South Florida-based DEA agents about teenagers being_given PEDs. One individual whom agents_were told about was Collazo,_a former_college baseball player and prominent_figure in the_Miami baseball_community.

"I know he_[the father] used to come in_and pick up_medicines for the kids," the former_employee_said. "I don't_know_their_names. I_just know because_the_nurse mentioned_to_me that the father picks up_HGH_for the kids. For the sons. She_didn't say that they_were_minors or anything."

Collazo previously_told "Outside the Lines" that_Bosch did not see his sons_and he_was unaware_of Bosch prescribing PEDs.

The former employee said the DEA agents came_with photos of several Bosch associates_she was asked to_identify, including_Velasquez_and Acevedo.

"They [agents]_wanted_more information,_the inside information," the employee said. "It_was how_office operated. Where the medicines came_from."

Acevedo, 35, was a_partner_with Bosch in a previous clinic,_Biokem, located on the same site_as Biogenesis. He later left_and_ran_the now-defunct Revive Miami clinic._Some of the athletes tied to_Bosch also appear_in records dating back three or four_years_ago to Biokem.

Velasquez also previously was_involved_with Bosch in the wellness business_and_operates_another Coral Gables clinic.

Bosch is_well-known in Latin American baseball circles._He operates from a base in South Florida, where_wellness clinics pitch_growth hormone treatments and testosterone_injections_and_legions of pro baseball players live and train every offseason.

His_relationships with_players