Major League Baseball said it is investigating reports that a South Florida anti-aging clinic supplied performance-enhancing drugs to several players, including Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez, from 2009 to 2012.

WSJ: Harbaugh Isn't a Fan of Social Media

Major League Baseball is investigating allegations that a South Florida anti-aging clinic supplied performance-enhancing drugs to several players, including New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez, from 2009 to 2012.

WSJ: Report Links Yankees' Alex Rodriguez With PED Use

And that was before a January report in Miami New Times alleging he received performance-enhancing drugs from a Florida anti-aging clinic.

NPR: Alex Rodriguez Calls Return 'A Great Challenge'

The Miami New Times reported last week that Rodriguez is included in records the paper claims show he bought performance-enhancing drugs from a defunct Florida anti-aging clinic.

WSJ: Rivera says Yankees will support Rodriguez

It may also be no coincidence that the testing of amateurs is well under way in Florida, home to countless anti-aging clinics that are a common source of testosterone and other performance-enhancing drugs.

WSJ: Cycling's Minor Leagues of Doping

The combination of Rodriguez's undergoing another hip surgery earlier this month and Major League Baseball's investigation into whether several players, including Rodriguez, received performance-enhancing drugs from a South Florida anti-aging clinic raises the once-unthinkable possibility that the two parties may divorce.

WSJ: The Yankees' Next Steps