Astros' Bryan Abreu Appeals Suspension, Set to Pitch in ALCS Game 6 vs. Rangers

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Houston Astros pitcher Bryan Abreu has been suspended for two games by Major League Baseball for intentionally hitting Texas Rangers outfielder Adolis García during Game 5 of the American League Championship Series. Abreu has appealed the suspension and will be eligible to play until the appeal is heard. The incident occurred in the eighth inning, resulting in ejections for Abreu, García, and Astros manager Dusty Baker. The Astros currently lead the ALCS 3-2 and are aiming for their third consecutive American League pennant.
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