Maitan

No, the same most certainly cannot be said.  Philly fans require prospects to earn their spot. 

No we didn't deserve it. Every team in baseball was doing the same thing. Adolf Manfred decided to make an example out of us for something he knew was going on. Basically the same as Selig with steroids. "There are no backdoor deals going on in South America!(wink,wink)..oh you have proof?...can I see that list?" (oh god they got me what am I gonna do? I can't hammer the big market teams their owners have too much power and know I gave the Red Sox a slap on the wrist! Wait, wait the braves are on the list! Everyone hates Coppy so I'll throw the book at them!) "we are investigating the Atlanta Braves and we will make this right for our wholesome(fights back a smile) and righteous(smiles while fighting back a laugh) game!"

No they weren't.  If you have any proof, show it.  Otherwise, shut up.  

The Braves were caught flagrantly cheating.  That is not disputable.  They do not ban people from baseball for life on a whim.  Saying the Brave were unjustly targeted or received an overly harsh punishment is bullshot.  Saying everyone was doing it with zero proof is not sufficient.  Saying it's assumed that everyone was doing it to some degree is like saying that Enron should face the same penalty as someone that over reports their donations to the Salvation Army because both are tax code violations.  They aren't.  

That’s fair.. I am not making morally equivalencies about the Braves and Coppy. They did it... they got
caught... they got punished. There may have been some using us to set an example, but
that is what it is.. there is no one to be blamed but the people in the Braves organization
who were blamed.

I think its a bit naive to think no one else was doing things maybe a bit worse than the equivalent
of over reporting their SA donations, but that’s just my opinion.

www.mlbtraderumors.com/2017/11/braves-will-reportedly-lose-prospects-in-punishment-for-international-violations.html

"The Red Sox found themselves in a scandal that cost them prospects in July 2016. Boston forced to tear up the contracts of five international prospects that were deemed to have been acquired as part of a “package deals” system. In essence, the team overpaid marginal prospects whose trainers also represented more highly regarded young talents, with the trainers then funneling money to the superior prospect as a means of circumventing Boston’s spending limitations.

Those five prospects were allowed to keep their initial signing bonuses and became free agents that were once again subject to international bonus pools. The Red Sox were barred from signing any international amateurs during the 2016-17 period, so there’d certainly be precedent for imposing a signing ban on the Braves."

I year ban?! Slap on the wrist. What more proof do you need than other baseball execs admitting it was done in multiple articles and the redsox getting a much softer punishment for THE SAME EXACT THING! ?