Thread: MLB Not Likely to Punish Steroid Users
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Old 12-07-2004, 12:55 PM   #12
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Unlike Olympic athletes, players with major league contracts are protected by a collective bargaining agreement and the right to challenge discipline for off-the-field conduct before an arbitrator, meaning the longest suspension Selig could impose would be the same as for a criminal conviction.
But what if off-the-field conduct effects on-the-field production? I think a line has to be drawn someplace...
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