BS... The NFL and NHL are no different than many large companies. I worked for a well known international company years ago and their first response to drug abuse was treatment. I knew many in upper management that had severe drug problems that were covered up by their fellow suits. Now if that problem becomes too public and threatens the image of the company then you'll see some punishment. For example, I knew a guy who did 60 days of treatment at an absurd expense to the company only to relapse a few months later and get fired because his situation became office talk.
As I said, I'm not going to argue for MLB - when the best player in the game has to buy larger hats every year it's pretty obvious he's on the juice. That said, both football and hockey are very violent games played by large athletes moving at fast speeds. People are going to get hurt regardless of rules or protection. My point is both the NFL and NHL do fine players for going beyond the lines of fair play and it happens a lot more than most people realize.
Anyway, there's a big difference between drug use or assault and cheating in a game. To compare Blizzard banning script-kiddie punks for cheating at a game to a league punishing an athlete for doing drugs or assult is sorta apples and oranges.
