Cintron should face a season suspension without pay, period.

In what other job can you be hit repeatedly by another employee (at 90 MPH, no less), then verbally harassed by that employee's manager, and YOU are the one to be punished? Clearly MLB did nothing to stop days of clear physical battery on an MLB player, and then they want to take action when he simply defends himself (following a clear lack of any MLB intervention on his part)? Both pitchers and the manager should get suspensions at least 5 times as long as anything Laureano gets (in games pitched, not games played by the team, for the pitchers).