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I like this setup, losing roughly a third of your season is a nice wakeup. It will be big news when someone breaks this because it is simply a bigger deal to the players. And the three strikes your out is perfect, but I dont see why a player should be reinstated after two years. If they are taking drugs three times in this era of baseball, then there should be no reason to let them back in.
I am surprised that 60+% think the new rules are too strict. I think they are tough, for sure, but they should be.
You read it wrong. 60%+ say is where it should be, 3% too strict.
I'm surprised there are only 46 people on this site that voted. No one else has an opinion?
rz...I'll vote when MLB opens up its books to me and my auditors so that I can help them with the "losses" MLB continues to endure (LOLOLOLOLOL)
I know what happens if your caught but what are the rules regarding testing? Is it a blood test. Are players told in advance? Does every one get tested? How often ? During the off season?
From what I hear the players agent will notify a player of the test, at which time the player will go to the agents converted wine cellar to pick up his sample. The tests are random unless your on a hitting streak or you make a significant donation to a political party. Everyone does get tested, how often depends on the quantity and quality of the comp seats the testing firm receives. 
They're still fine tuning some of the details.
They're still fine tuning some of the details.