Room for Debate: In Baseball Suspensions, Justice or a Scapegoat?

One More Step in a Long Decline

Donald H. Yee, sports lawyer

As a sport and an industry, baseball has been rotting to the core since the late 1980s.

The Penalty Fits the Crime

William B. Gould IV, author, "Bargaining With Baseball"

Alex Rodriguez is not being scapegoated, though others have been treated too leniently.

Alex Rodriguez Is an Easy Target

Jessica Danielle, Player Perspective blog

Bud Selig must know he's fighting a losing battle, and that his attempt to scapegoat Alex Rodriguez is rather obvious.

Teams and the League Should Pay

Dave Zirin, Sport correspondent, The Nation

This scandal is not about any one player doping; it's about an institutional cover-up.

More Information Is Needed

Cesar R. Torres, the College at Brockport, State University of New York

If the presumed violations of all 13 players were equivalent, the league should explain why Alex Rodriguez received a harsher punishment.

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