Jeffress faces suspension

One of the Brewers' top prospects and their reigning minor league pitcher of the year, Jeremy Jeffress, will face his second suspension for failing Minor League Baseball's banned substances tests. The substance is never disclosed, but it is known that it was not a performance enhancing drug. In 2007 Jeffress was suspended for 50 games and later admitted to Marijuana use. For his second strike the suspension will be 100 games, that will end his season and trickle over into next. If there is ever a third strike, it could mean a life ban. Jeffress is supposedly willingly checking himself into a drug rehabilitation program.