 A look at whats happening around the majors today: SLUR SUSPENSION The Reds say they will be addressing our broadcasting team in the coming days after announcer Thom Brennaman was suspended from working Cincinnatis games for using an anti-gay slur on air. Brennman was pulled off the broadcast in the middle of the second game of a doubleheader between the Reds and Royals. The longtime play-by-play announcer used the slur moments after the Fox Sports Ohio feed returned from a commercial break before the top of the seventh inning in the first game. He did not seem to realize he was already on air. Brennaman later apologized. The Reds also apologized, saying the organization is devastated by the horrific, homophobic remark. WELCOME BACK TO BUSCH The St. Louis Cardinals are finally coming home. After finishing an eight-game, five-day trip to Chicago with series against the White Sox and Cubs, the Cardinals are set to play at Busch Stadium for the first time since July 26 as they host the Cincinnati Reds. The Cardinals didnt play any games at all for a stretch of over two weeks due to a coronavirus outbreak within the organization that included star catcher Yadier Molina. Everyones still pretty excited about the fact were back out, Cardinals second baseman Kolten Wong said. The quarantine kind of made everybody go crazy a little bit. To finally be back out here doing what we love to do, its still fun right now. Were just going out, playing the game and having fun. They returned to action by going 4-4 in this eight-game trip that included three doubleheaders. They have 10 scheduled doubleheaders this year as they try to make up some of those games they missed AILING ALVAREZ The season is already over for Houstons Yordan... 