Robles has had his suspension reduced from three games to two, The Record reports.
Robles received the suspension for what the MLB deemed intentionally throwing at the head of Phillies catcher Cameron Rupp, but he appealed on the basis that he was instead throwing a quick pitch. He's now settled on two games, meaning he'll be ready for the club's first home game (ironically against the Phillies). The 25-year-old reliever can throw fire out of the bullpen (averaging 95-96 on the fastball), and had 61 strikeouts over 57 frames last season, but his role as a middle reliever doesn't provide much fantasy appeal even when he's available.