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Because it takes away from the real skill of some players that are better than most players but because the other players take drugs it take away from the pure talent of some of the best players.
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Drugs should be banned from sports mostly because sports are to show how ones is good at it. Taking drugs like steroids would increase strength and muscle. But drugs like that have side affects. They shorten their reproductive system, harms ones insides, etc. Taking these drugs would make you play like a different person. It would and should make you feel alien... and honestly, sports aren't for those types of measures.
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