Quite a lot of questions you have running there, but I'll do my best to respond to them.

1.) I don't believe pro sports should stop accepting high school athletes. Its not like these baseball kids are going straight to the pros, they are going to rookie camp then to the life of a minor leaguer.  And they aren't living straight up in hotels/apartments, they live with host families and such. And for other sports, of course NFL, no way, the maturity from college to pros is even a HUGE jump. Basketball, they should allow top highschool kids to go pro, its a mockery of "student athletes" when they go one-and-done and really don't participate in school rather their tutor prepares everything for them.  But in other sports like hockey, soccer, tennis, etc...there's phenoms touted from their early teens. The best American soccer kids are gaining the much needed training by going pro. If we want our US National Soccer Team to do good, they need professional training and need out of highschool. Arguably our best player is 19 and was playing pro since he was 16. These guys can handle the pressure and if not, they don't deserve to be professionals and someone who can handle the pressure deserves it.

2.) They're adressing the issue better then they ever have but thats because of the shame brought on the sport. The drug tests are working fine now, its only these 22 yearr old scrubs who will never make the pros getting caught these days. Going on a witch hunt and trying to hunt people down for using steroids or performance enhancers in the past, isn't going to do much.  Its just going to prove who used so and so. They also should implement some sort of immunity for people who tested positive to come clean and say so.  Using trainers old syringes and the testimonies of "sources" who claim to have knowledge is great for BOOK SALES. not the sport.

3.) As for A-Rod saying he was young, dumb, naive, is some nonsense right there. He was young when he was with the Seattle Mariners, thats understandable, still not acceptable though. When he signed for Texas he was like 24, I'm quite sure many 24 year olds know what they put in their body, and a player of that caliber should definitely know what he puts in his body. He shouldn't be suspended, he came clean. People like Clemens and Bonds who vehemently deny their performance enhancer abuse, are extremely annoying to this issue. Alex Rodriguez was a phenom in highschool, he was a phenom when he broke out with the Mariners in 96'. He had record breaking years in 2001, 2002, and 2003. Thats when he admitted to his drug abuse, thats a controversial topic. I'd feel like a moron for saying Bonds deserves to be asteriked but A-rod doesn't, it might just be because A-Rod was my favorite player growing up before he became a traitor and went to the Yankees. Should he dropped from his endorsements? I don't know, he's still a highly marketable person and surely that would bring losses of revenue for companies who do that. I'm positive, Nike, Topps, Pepsi will leave it alone. It happened in the past, A-Rod is still one of the top players in the game.

4.) This is the part that sucks for A-Rod. Why weren't those samples destroyed?! Those players took the test knowing their names would be kept confidential regardless of the result. The government subpoena definitely screwed those players if anything, because they couldn't destroy the evidence. The 103 names definitely need to be released, and I'm 100% quite sure EDHS alumni Brett Boone is one of them. I just think of the Katie Couric interview when he claims he never did steroids. Its so ironic now its hilarious. That is definitely going to set him back.

It is a big issue. MLB stars and legends are making confessions of steriods left and right. Mark Maguire, Sammy Sosa, Roger Clemens, and many more are admitting to it. I think they should leave it alone but in the future state something that says what would happen if they are caught with it. And if there is a rule about what happens if caught, its obviously not well stated because if the average person that follows baseball doesnt know about this, then it needs to be better stated.

Steroids are idiotic, everyone knows that. A-rod is an idiot, and I'm not just saying that because I'm a diehard Sox fan. As much as I hate the guy, Alex Rodriguez is one of the best baseball players to every pick up a ball, and it's all natural for him. I've always been digusted with him because of his attitude, the stunt with Bronson Arroyo in the '04 ALCS, and just overall with who he is. What didn't help was the fact that he was on pace to hit more than 900 home runs for his career. But now, now I am just repulsed with the thought of him. You can't just got around being as arrogant as him, as selfish as him, and then CHEAT. A-Rod is a cheater.
MLB made the right choice picking him up out of high school, all he was was a lanky shortstop who had a passion for the game, and when you really love the game that's how you are. So yes, MLB should continue to draft players out of high school, it's the player's decision whether or not they should accept the offer.
A-rod should be fined, suspended (well, banned if you ask me. But we all know that isn't going to happen), and he should have to do some sort of labor for the rest of his career for tainting the game the way he did. I loathe the jerk, but regardless of my opinion he is/was an icon to kids and aspiring MLB players everywhere in the world. Talk about crushing someone's dream.


Stuff Alex Rodriguez.

I think that this is so wrong and that they should let high school stars have a few years to mature and grow as an athlete. He should be fined and suspended and that will teach his the lesson that he needs to learn. I also think that his stats should be erased during time that he was using drugs.