The New York Daily News reported that Melky Cabrera attempted to avoid his 50-game suspension for a positive testosterone test by organizing a scheme that included a bogus website and a phony supplement product. Should Cabrera suffer a stiffer penalty for trying to dupe Major League Baseball?

What would be an appropriate punishment to give Melky Cabrera for organizing a campaign to avoid his 50-game suspension?

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  36%
  Both
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  17%
  No additional punishment
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  31%
  Additional suspension
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  16%
  Fine

(Total votes: 135,137)

• Jhohn160: "Getting caught taking a banned substance is bad enough but adding this on top it? He should be kicked out of MLB for good. They will never eliminate these banned substances until they get serious about the penalties. By not taking additional actions, they will be setting a bad precedent."
• ypahu89: "50 games & loss of pay is not enough to deter players from cheating as Melky has shown no disregard to the rules. MLB should vacate all wins that an illegal player played in. By doing so the player can feel the wrath of his organization, teammates, & fans for ruining their great season. This will in turn become a career killer for any player who cheats the game because no one will want them on their team or organization."
• bwp2bruce: "He did what? lol. He should be fined another 50 games for even attempting that stunt. What a joke."
• odditie: "I felt like his statement apology was a cop out and this just further proves that. He never wanted to face and never regretted the decision to cheat, he only regretted being caught."
• beergoggles45: "They should give him an additional 162 game penalty for the fake website."