What a moron.
I do wonder what would happen if teams remained on the hook for salaries of players suspended for PEDs - maybe they'd have the incentive to keep them clean? More likely they'd have the incentive to keep their use secret, unless you could use an independent testing and suspension body tat wasn't reliant on the owners' acquiescence.
Interestingly, Cano's contract, which has been regularly derided, has actually been pretty good outside of his two suspensions. Four and a half good years in Seattle, one bad year, one good partial year, and one lost year (at zero salary) for the Mets, with two years to go. If you told me up front how the first eight years of that deal would have gone, I'd have signed the dotted line too.
As for Cano, again, what a moron. There go his Hall of Fame chances - eight All Star games, two Gold Gloves, four Silver Sluggers, five straight top-6 MVP finishes, a ring, 69 WAR, and an outside chance at 3000 hits.