3 Braves Minore League Players Suspended for PEDs

[Erich]

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[moxacaine]

PITTSBURGH – Three Braves minor league infielders have been slapped with 50-game suspensions after testing positive for amphetamines.

Albaro “Yoel” Campusano, Geraldo Rodriguez and Amadeo Zazueta, all with Class-A Myrtle Beach of the Carolina League, were suspended after each tested positive for an amphetamine.

Amphetamines are classified by baseball as a banned, performance-enhancing substances.

The Office of the Commissioner of Baseball announced the immediate suspensions Friday and said the players violated the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.

“We are disappointed with the choices these young players have made,” Braves general manager Frank Wren said in a text message. “We fully support the Commissioner’s program and we will continue to educate our players on the harmful effects of PEDs.”

None of the three players are considered to be major prospects. Campusano, a second baseman, had batted .192 with three homers, 11 RBIs and a .293 on-base percentage in 36 games this season.

Rodriguez, a first baseman, hit .239 with eight homers, 24 RBIs and a whopping 65 strikeouts in 163 at-bats.

Zazueta, a shortstop, hit .163 with two homers, seven RBI and a .189 OBP in 23 games.

 

[MarlinsManiac20]

PITTSBURGH – Three Braves minor league infielders have been slapped with 50-game suspensions after testing positive for amphetamines.

Albaro “Yoel” Campusano, Geraldo Rodriguez and Amadeo Zazueta, all with Class-A Myrtle Beach of the Carolina League, were suspended after each tested positive for an amphetamine.

Amphetamines are classified by baseball as a banned, performance-enhancing substances.

The Office of the Commissioner of Baseball announced the immediate suspensions Friday and said the players violated the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.

“We are disappointed with the choices these young players have made,” Braves general manager Frank Wren said in a text message. “We fully support the Commissioner’s program and we will continue to educate our players on the harmful effects of PEDs.”

None of the three players are considered to be major prospects. Campusano, a second baseman, had batted .192 with three homers, 11 RBIs and a .293 on-base percentage in 36 games this season.

Rodriguez, a first baseman, hit .239 with eight homers, 24 RBIs and a whopping 65 strikeouts in 163 at-bats.

Zazueta, a shortstop, hit .163 with two homers, seven RBI and a .189 OBP in 23 games.

I would be taking steroids too if those were my numbers.

 

[Penno]

PITTSBURGH – Three Braves minor league infielders have been slapped with 50-game suspensions after testing positive for amphetamines.

Albaro “Yoel” Campusano, Geraldo Rodriguez and Amadeo Zazueta, all with Class-A Myrtle Beach of the Carolina League, were suspended after each tested positive for an amphetamine.

Amphetamines are classified by baseball as a banned, performance-enhancing substances.

The Office of the Commissioner of Baseball announced the immediate suspensions Friday and said the players violated the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.

“We are disappointed with the choices these young players have made,” Braves general manager Frank Wren said in a text message. “We fully support the Commissioner’s program and we will continue to educate our players on the harmful effects of PEDs.”

None of the three players are considered to be major prospects. Campusano, a second baseman, had batted .192 with three homers, 11 RBIs and a .293 on-base percentage in 36 games this season.

Rodriguez, a first baseman, hit .239 with eight homers, 24 RBIs and a whopping 65 strikeouts in 163 at-bats.

Zazueta, a shortstop, hit .163 with two homers, seven RBI and a .189 OBP in 23 games.

I would be taking steroids too if those were my numbers.

::facepalm::

 

[aaron41984]

PITTSBURGH – Three Braves minor league infielders have been slapped with 50-game suspensions after testing positive for amphetamines.

Albaro “Yoel” Campusano, Geraldo Rodriguez and Amadeo Zazueta, all with Class-A Myrtle Beach of the Carolina League, were suspended after each tested positive for an amphetamine.

Amphetamines are classified by baseball as a banned, performance-enhancing substances.

The Office of the Commissioner of Baseball announced the immediate suspensions Friday and said the players violated the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.

“We are disappointed with the choices these young players have made,” Braves general manager Frank Wren said in a text message. “We fully support the Commissioner’s program and we will continue to educate our players on the harmful effects of PEDs.”

None of the three players are considered to be major prospects. Campusano, a second baseman, had batted .192 with three homers, 11 RBIs and a .293 on-base percentage in 36 games this season.

Rodriguez, a first baseman, hit .239 with eight homers, 24 RBIs and a whopping 65 strikeouts in 163 at-bats.

Zazueta, a shortstop, hit .163 with two homers, seven RBI and a .189 OBP in 23 games.

I would be snorting coke and smoking crack too if those were my numbers.

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[r2d2]

PITTSBURGH – Three Braves minor league infielders have been slapped with 50-game suspensions after testing positive for amphetamines.

Albaro “Yoel” Campusano, Geraldo Rodriguez and Amadeo Zazueta, all with Class-A Myrtle Beach of the Carolina League, were suspended after each tested positive for an amphetamine.

Amphetamines are classified by baseball as a banned, performance-enhancing substances.

The Office of the Commissioner of Baseball announced the immediate suspensions Friday and said the players violated the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program.

“We are disappointed with the choices these young players have made,” Braves general manager Frank Wren said in a text message. “We fully support the Commissioner’s program and we will continue to educate our players on the harmful effects of PEDs.”

None of the three players are considered to be major prospects. Campusano, a second baseman, had batted .192 with three homers, 11 RBIs and a .293 on-base percentage in 36 games this season.

Rodriguez, a first baseman, hit .239 with eight homers, 24 RBIs and a whopping 65 strikeouts in 163 at-bats.

Zazueta, a shortstop, hit .163 with two homers, seven RBI and a .189 OBP in 23 games.

I would be snorting coke and smoking crack too if those were my numbers.

Fixed

And he had to be Mexican,yeez ::facepalm::