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If an athlete displays unethical behavior on the field, does that mean they are more likely to display unethical behavior off the field as well?
I think the answer to this is Yes! I think it's yes because If you are willing to take the chance on live television to do something illegal then there is a high probability they will do something illegal where no one sees what here doing. Also for example when taking steroids, no one will see you taking them but then again they could find out also you should know it's illegal and wrong. So yes I do think it's more likely for them to do something unethical off the field if they are doing something unethical on the field.

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I think that being suspended for 10 games is fair when using pine tar but specifically for michael he had been suspended for a total of 60 games and even though they keep punishing him he keeps making wrong decisions so I think they should have given him a bigger punishment or release him.

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Today Michael Pineda is currently a free agent and plays for the Detroit Tigers.

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Yankee fans were more confused about his actions than anything by them saying "what would be so terrible about beaning a couple of Beantowners?"

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A better ethical decision would have been for him not to use the pine tar and for him just to play the best he could without cheating, he said that his hand was cold and he couldn't get a good grip on the ball so instead he could have blown on his hands or put them in his pocket for a second.

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Michael said "I don't want to like, hit anybody, so I decided to use it." that might be true but I think since he was coming off a big game suspension and how he wasn't pitching good he decided to use it so he didn't look like a bad pitcher.

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Michael Pineda has been suspended 60 games for violating the MLB's policy on banned substances for multiple times.

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After he was caught cheating many people did not like that he did that and the team even thought of letting him go because of some past decisions he has made including this one, He did not loose any endorsements but did loose a lot of respect from others.

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Michael Pineda was suspended for 10 games after pine tar incident.

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Pine tar was discovered on Pineda's neck in the bottom of the second inning, a frame after he gave up two runs to give the Red Sox a 2-0 lead. With two outs, Farrell came out of the dugout to alert the umpiring crew of a dark-brown substance that they saw on the side of Pineda's neck.

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Yankees Pitcher Michael Pineda Caught Cheating With Pine Tar and Ejected