Major League Baseball has suspended Marlins pitcher Burke Badenhop for three games and manager Fredi Gonzalez for one as the result of Sunday's actions in Los Angeles. The league office determined that Badenhop "intentionally" hit the Dodgers' Orlando Hudson in the bottom of the seventh -- after a warning had been issued to both dugouts by home plate umpire Bob Davidson.
The warning was issued after the Dodgers' Jeff Weaver hit Hanley Ramirez with a pitch in the top of the sixth. Weaver threw two pitches near Ramirez. The first one missed. Weaver received a fine by the league.
Badenhop and Gonzalez were ejected after the pitcher plunked Hudson.
According to the league, Badenhop's suspension will begin Tuesday if he doesn't appeal. Gonzalez cannot appeal his suspension, which will be served Tuesday when the Marlins play the Atlanta Braves.
The warning was issued after the Dodgers' Jeff Weaver hit Hanley Ramirez with a pitch in the top of the sixth. Weaver threw two pitches near Ramirez. The first one missed. Weaver received a fine by the league.
Badenhop and Gonzalez were ejected after the pitcher plunked Hudson.
According to the league, Badenhop's suspension will begin Tuesday if he doesn't appeal. Gonzalez cannot appeal his suspension, which will be served Tuesday when the Marlins play the Atlanta Braves.
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