Kenny Rogers' appeal of a 20-game suspension and $50,000 fine for shoving two TV camermen on June 29 was rejected today.
And rightly so. The punishment should be more severe than what he's been given in my opinion.
Commissioner Bud Selig ordered Rogers' suspension to begin with today's game in Baltimore, but it is likely the players union will file a grievance. I'll be hacked if that happens. Rogers may get to keep pitching for the next several weeks, when he should have been benched weeks ago.
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