MLB suspends four minor league players for doping

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Four minor league players were
suspended for 50 games on Monday after violating Major League
Baseball’s drug prevention and treatment program.

Carlos Fajardo of the Cincinnati Reds, Alfredo Martin and
Jonathan Requena of the Minnesota Twins and Richard Rodriguez
of the Toronto Blue Jays were banned after testing positive for
a performance-enhancing substance in the Venezuelan Summer
League.

No other details were released by MLB.