Hector Olivera has accepted a suspension without pay through Aug. 1 for violating Major League Baseball's Joint Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Policy.

The suspension is retroactive to April 30 and covers 82 games. Major League Baseball said Olivera, 31, will not appeal and that he may participate in extended spring training activities during the remainder of the suspension, followed by a rehabilitation assignment beginning no sooner than July 15.

Olivera was arrested April 13 and charged with assaulting a woman at a hotel outside Washington, D.C. He was charged with assault and battery, a misdemeanor, and bond was set at $10,000.

Rougned Odor's eight-game suspension for punching Jose Bautista has been reduced to seven games by Major League Baseball, according to a source and multiple reports.

Odor, 22, had appealed the suspension earlier this week.

Odor punched Bautista in the jaw after Bautista slid at Odor's legs in an attempt to break up a double play in the top of the eighth inning on May 15.

The league disciplined 14 players and staff on the Toronto Blue Jays and Texas Rangers for their actions in the brawl.

Ross Ohlendorf has won his appeal and his three-game suspension and fine have been revoked, according to a source.

Ohlendorf was suspended three games by Major League Baseball for throwing at David Freese of the Pittsburgh Pirates.

The right-hander was ejected after hitting Freese in the ninth inning.

Brad Ausmus was suspended one game by Major League Baseball on Tuesday for "excessive arguing and his inappropriate actions" following his ejection on Monday.

Ausmus unleashed a profanity-laced tirade against home plate umpire Doug Eddings. He was also fined an undisclosed amount.

He served the suspension on Tuesday night against the Minnesota Twins. Bench coach Gene Lamont assumed managerial duties in his absence.

Major League Baseball has suspended Rougned Odor for eight games for punching Jose Bautista on Sunday, according to multiple reports.

John Gibbons was suspended three games, according to Fox Sports. He had been ejected earlier in the game between the Texas Rangers and Toronto Blue Jays but returned to the field.

Odor was also fined $5,000, according to Yahoo! Sports. He plans to appeal his ban.

Nationals star Bryce Harper dropped his appeal and served a one-game suspension in the second game of Saturday's day-night doubleheader between Washington and the Miami Marlins.

Bryce Harper has been suspended for one game and fined an undisclosed sum for confronting an umpire following his ejection from Monday night's game, Major League Baseball announced in a press release.

Harper has elected to file an appeal and was in the lineup for the Washington Nationals on Wednesday night.

Raul Mondesi was suspended 50 games without pay Tuesday as a result of a positive test for a performance-enhancing substance.

The Kansas City Royals infield prospect says the positive test was as a result of an over-the-counter cold medicine that he was taking.

Mondesi tested positive for Clenbuterol, which violates terms of Major League Baseball's joint drug prevention and treatment program. A positive test usually results in an 80-game suspension, but MLB and the MLBPA agreed to a reduced punishment after Mondesi showed the steroid came from Subrox-C, an over-the-counter medication that he bought in the Dominican Republic.

"It is by far one of the hardest moments I have had to face in my life, but it is a decision that I accept and one that I take full responsibility for as a professional," Mondesi said in a statement.

Yankees closer Aroldis Chapman, who is serving a 30-game suspension under MLB's new domestic violence policy, suggested during a recent interview with The New York Times that foreign-born Latin players' unfamiliarity with American culture and newfound celebrity and wealth can make them easy targets for people who may try to take advantage of them.

"Unfortunately, that is the way it is," Chapman told the Times, which published its report on the interview Saturday. "We make a lot of money, everyone wants a piece of it, and we end up looking bad."

Chapman is set to rejoin the Yankees on Monday after being suspended for his alleged involvement in a domestic incident last October.

For the second consecutive year, the Los Angeles Dodgers have suspended minor league shortstop Erisbel Arruebarrena for the remainder of the season.

"We have suspended Erisbel for the remainder of the season for his repeated failure to comply with the terms of his contract," director of player development Gabe Kapler said.

In May of last season, the 26-year-old was also suspended for the year. That suspension, however, was reduced to 30 days after an appeal.