Tuesday, July 09, 2013
Spilborghs the beans
?Get more players, let them rest, spread the money around.
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We had another suggestion. I don't remember who said it, but it was a great idea: a player would declare before the season if he'll be using PED or not. If he makes the declaration, he forgoes testing, but has to kick back say 25% of his salary for the year. He doesn't even have to take PED. He can even say that he won't take PEDs, but as a matter of principle he doesn't believe in testing. Whatever the reason: he gives up 25%. (And if 25% is not enough, then make it 50%, or 75%... whatever it is that makes sense.)
On the other hand, if he doesn't declare, but is caught, then he gets a severe punishment (say one year suspension). And when he comes back, he can only play for league minimum. Basically, his "clock" is reset as if he's a rookie.
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