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considering the guy swung hard enough for his bat to break im pretty sure the ball had a good amount of force and a broken bat won't keep a baseball player from playing but if a guy is dc'd you are already gaining an advantage from his absence which would be a person lying on the ground and then you killing him is just you putting him even further behind which would be kicking the person lying on the ground.

"considering the guy swung hard enough for his bat to break im pretty sure the ball had a good amount of force"

I'm guessing you don't watch baseball (or understand physics). It's not how hard the guy swings his bat, it's the speed of the ball and where it hits the bat. There's a very unlikely chance the ball is going to leave the infield if your bat breaks after contact with the ball. A ball hitting a broken bat is like a ball hitting a rubber wall. The broken bat absorbs the force of the ball (imagine the ball sinking into rubber as it hits), and therefore the bounce back isn't as powerful as it would be if the bat wasn't broken (like hitting a cement wall). That's why they don't allow aluminum bats in MLB. They're harder than wooden bats. If they did allow aluminum bats, the balls would go flying further and at higher speeds.

"and a broken bat won't keep a baseball player from playing but if a guy is dc'd you are already gaining an advantage from his absence which would be a person lying on the ground and then you killing him is just you putting him even further behind which would be kicking the person lying on the ground."

Work on your grammar dude.

And from that statement, you're basically saying if the opposing team loses their ace pitcher due to an injury, it's unsportsmanlike to play your ace pitcher (in baseball terms).

You're not putting the person behind. You're putting yourself ahead. The person isn't going to lose his items or gold by getting killed. And he's only getting killed once. It's like saying taking Baron or Dragon when you're winning is unsportsmanlike because you're ahead and it's putting them 'back'. Or taking another inhib is unsportsmanlike because you already have one. You have an advantage, you take it. Nothing is unsportsmanlike about it.