The Hiroshima Carp said Wednesday it has terminated its contract with infielder Ryutaro Hatsuki, who has been indicted for allegedly using etomidate, a regulated substance also known as a "zombie cigarette."The Central League baseball club "confirmed" the incident based on its hearing with Hatsuki, a spokesperson said.Describing it as an "extremely serious incident," the Carp apologized for "undermining the trust of fans." His termination took effect Tuesday.The 25-year-old Hatsuki allegedly used a small amount of etomidate for nonmedical purposes around Dec. 16, according to the indictment…READ FULL ARTICLE