I think it's naive not to believe every team does it, I agree with Kerry there for sure. They may stop doing it now, but I would bet most teams have done it to some extent. I wonder if some of the stat and analysis people these teams employ have either not played baseball or simply don't have the passion for the integrity of the game that the players have? Another angle to consider also I guess.
Now it's time to set the precedent for cheaters. I vote that any player or manager accused of PED abuse or any other infraction detrimental to the integrity of the game should be void of any awards or accolades for the rest of their career. No eligibility for the Hall of Fame, All-Star selections, Gold Gloves, Silver Sluggers, Manager of the Year, etc... Maybe even ineligible for postseason play? Completely blacklisted from having your name on any award or trophy, period. Nelson Cruz has 30 home runs at the All-Star break and finishes the year with 60+? Tough luck cheater.
Now it's time to set the precedent for cheaters. I vote that any player or manager accused of PED abuse or any other infraction detrimental to the integrity of the game should be void of any awards or accolades for the rest of their career. No eligibility for the Hall of Fame, All-Star selections, Gold Gloves, Silver Sluggers, Manager of the Year, etc... Maybe even ineligible for postseason play? Completely blacklisted from having your name on any award or trophy, period. Nelson Cruz has 30 home runs at the All-Star break and finishes the year with 60+? Tough luck cheater.