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NEW YORK (AP) — Four minor league players have been suspended after testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs.
Toronto outfielder David Harris and Seattle right-hander Jose Luis Santiago were each penalized 76 games. They were both playing at Single-A levels.
Los Angeles Dodgers righty Sebastian Martinez and Colorado righty Jose Rodriguez were each banned for 72 games. They were on the rosters of teams in the Dominican Summer League.
The suspensions were announced Friday by the commissioner's office.
There have been 48 players suspended this year under the minor league program.
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