I don't think the MLB barred him from entry though. He went to the draft 2 years in a row, but no one selected him for various reasons. There are other leagues he could try to join and get paid to play baseball, but I'm sure he will come across the same issues. I don't think MLB teams' decision to not sign him is any different than organizations in the corporate world... If, for example he had potential to be a really good accountant, he'll still have a hard time getting that job. The background check will come back saying he's a registered sex offender, and they'll most likely move on to the next candidate.