Pablo Ozuna, a 34-year-old second baseman who signed with the Phillies as a minor league free agent in January, received a 50-game suspension for violating terms of the minor league drug prevention and treatment program. He showed an elevated testosterone/epitestosterone ratio, a performance-enhancing substance violation.

Playing for Triple-A Lehigh Valley, Ozuna was batting .294/.342/.396 with 15 doubles in 187 at-bats. He signed with the Cardinals out of the Dominican Republic in 1996 as a purported 17-year-old, but it was later revealed that he had used a falsified birth certificate to shave four years off his age.

That diminished Ozuna’s prospect status significantly, but he did rebound to fashion a career, most notably as a utility player with the White Sox for three seasons from 2005 to 2007. In that time, he batted .290/.327/.363 in 208 games—though he did not take a postseason at-bat in Chicago’s run to the 2005 World Series title. He did appear in two ALCS games as a pinch-runner, though, stealing a base and scoring a run.