Major League Baseball has officially adopted the zero tolerance policy we proposed. I am grateful for your persistence in holding the league accountable throughout this process. We will remain vigilant to ensure these new standards are strictly upheld to protect the integrity of the sport.
We are petitioning Major League Baseball (MLB) to adopt a zero tolerance policy on steroid use in the league.
We would like to collect and deliver 1,000,000 signatures to the office of MLB commissioner Allen H. (Bud) Selig no later than June 15, 2009 (original date was March 15, 2008).
We request MLB to adopt the suggested following policy by June 30, 2009 (original date was start of 2008 season):
1) For any minor or major league player caught using steroids the first time, an automatic 1-year suspension from MLB.
2) For any minor or major league player caught using steroids a second time, an automatic 2-year suspension from MLB.
3) For any minor or major league player caught using steroids a third time, an automatic 10-year suspension from MLB.
If there is no policy resembling a zero tolerance approach from MLB by June 30, 2009, we will call for a boycott of all baseballs games taking place on July 4, 2009 as well the 2009 All-Star Game.
The momentum behind this initiative has grown significantly beyond my initial expectations. This level of participation sends a clear message that the current approach to integrity in baseball is insufficient. We are prepared to ensure these signatures reach the commissioner to demand professional accountability.
Reached 100 supporters
June 1, 2009
6 Comments
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Mike Vogel
18 years ago
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Enough with the cheating. It ruins the game for the kids watching at home. Clean up the league or lose the fans.
J
Jessica Jackson
18 years ago
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my son looks up to these players and expects them to play by the rules. so disappointed in how the league handles this right now.
K
Kevin Diallo
18 years ago
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about time. these guys are juiced up and it shows in the stats. stop protecting them.
S
Sarah Griffin
18 years ago
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TOTAL GARBAGE. They make millions, they should play fair. One strike and you are out if you ask me.
B
Brian Lambert
18 years ago
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they need to start drug testing everyday. if they have nothing to hide why worry? clean up baseball now!
D
Dave Rao
18 years ago
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Steroids have no place in sports. period. hard suspensions are the only way to get the message across.
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Major League Baseball has officially adopted the zero tolerance policy we proposed. I am grateful for your persistence in holding the league accountable throughout this process. We will remain vigilant to ensure these new standards are strictly upheld to protect the integrity of the sport.
We are petitioning Major League Baseball (MLB) to adopt a zero tolerance policy on steroid use in the league.
We would like to collect and deliver 1,000,000 signatures to the office of MLB commissioner Allen H. (Bud) Selig no later than June 15, 2009 (original date was March 15, 2008).
We request MLB to adopt the suggested following policy by June 30, 2009 (original date was start of 2008 season):
1) For any minor or major league player caught using steroids the first time, an automatic 1-year suspension from MLB.
2) For any minor or major league player caught using steroids a second time, an automatic 2-year suspension from MLB.
3) For any minor or major league player caught using steroids a third time, an automatic 10-year suspension from MLB.
If there is no policy resembling a zero tolerance approach from MLB by June 30, 2009, we will call for a boycott of all baseballs games taking place on July 4, 2009 as well the 2009 All-Star Game.
The momentum behind this initiative has grown significantly beyond my initial expectations. This level of participation sends a clear message that the current approach to integrity in baseball is insufficient. We are prepared to ensure these signatures reach the commissioner to demand professional accountability.
Reached 100 supporters
June 1, 2009
6 Comments
M
Mike Vogel
18 years ago
Featured
Enough with the cheating. It ruins the game for the kids watching at home. Clean up the league or lose the fans.
J
Jessica Jackson
18 years ago
Featured
my son looks up to these players and expects them to play by the rules. so disappointed in how the league handles this right now.
K
Kevin Diallo
18 years ago
Featured
about time. these guys are juiced up and it shows in the stats. stop protecting them.
S
Sarah Griffin
18 years ago
Featured
TOTAL GARBAGE. They make millions, they should play fair. One strike and you are out if you ask me.
B
Brian Lambert
18 years ago
Featured
they need to start drug testing everyday. if they have nothing to hide why worry? clean up baseball now!
D
Dave Rao
18 years ago
Featured
Steroids have no place in sports. period. hard suspensions are the only way to get the message across.
Enough with the cheating. It ruins the game for the kids watching at home. Clean up the league or lose the fans.