Did they reverse all of his records and accomplishments from the MLB? Did his years of effective pitching not count for the teams he played for? Were his suspensions not barely a blip on the radar compared to how long he played?
I'm not saying that cheating is right. I'm saying that, the way the rules are, cheating is "profitable". Just like when a company breaks the law and is fined something like $25,000 but made millions on the violation.