In one of the most shocking revelations to come out of baseball in quite some time, the MLB world awaits further word after learning that Ryan Braun of the Milwaukee Brewers tested positive for elevated testosterone levels, and could face a 50-game suspension for using performance-enhancing drugs. While it is fact that we have grown accustom to baseball players using these drugs over the years, and in most cases would not be surprised at these reports, the case is entirely different when it comes to Braun, who MLB Commissioner Bud Selig referred to as one of the poster boys for a new era for sports betting in baseball.

Baseball’s union head has cautioned that people should not rush to judgment when it comes to debate over the National League MVP, but under these circumstances it is becoming increasingly hard not to with so many betonline scam types of incidents. A spokesperson for Braun has said that there are extremely rare circumstances surrounding the positive test, and some have already gone as far as too say that he may have been taking supplements that included testosterone boosters without being aware of it. But after everything that the league has been through over the years when it comes to PED’s, there may not be a legitimate excuse for those that love this game. Braun signed a five-year extension with the club this past April after leading the league in slugging percentage, and also finished with a .332 batting average, 33 home runs, 111 RBI, 109 runs scored, and 33 stolen bases as a lock to win the MVP ahead of Matt Kemp according to the pay head bookies.