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MLB suspended Milwaukee Brewers reliever Abner Uribe for one game and fined him for a DX chop taunt toward the Cardinals after a strikeout in Tuesday's 6-0 win; he is appealing, Brewers manager Pat Murphy condemned the act, and Uribe apologized. The suspension originally slated for Friday’s game vs. the Astros is on hold pending the appeal, and Uribe has a prior six-game suspension from 2024.
Major League Baseball suspended Brewers pitcher Abner Uribe for one game and fined him an undisclosed amount for a gesture directed at the Cardinals’ dugout after striking out Alec Burleson; the discipline is held in abeyance while his appeal is heard. Brewers manager Pat Murphy called the action unacceptable, Uribe apologized to Brewers personnel but not to the Cardinals and criticized Cardinals manager Oli Marmol for comments suggesting retaliation. If upheld, Milwaukee would be a man short for one game, though Uribe could drop the appeal before a game he wouldn’t be eligible to pitch anyway.
Brewers reliever Abner Uribe struck out Alec Burleson in the eighth and celebrated with a DX chop that manager Pat Murphy called 'unacceptable,' prompting Uribe to apologize. Milwaukee powered to a 6-0 win over the Cardinals and sits atop the NL Central heading toward a potential three-game sweep.
Brewers reliever Abner Uribe capped a strikeout with a triple crotch chop toward the Cardinals’ dugout, drawing manager Pat Murphy’s stern rebuke as Milwaukee routed St. Louis 6-0; the moment followed tense exchanges with Cardinals catcher Ivan Herrera and comes amid Uribe’s history of emotional outbursts and past suspensions.
Abner Uribe steps in as Milwaukee's closer, notching his first save as Trevor Megill shifts out of the ninth; Kenley Jansen collects three saves to reach 480 for his career, moving past Lee Smith into third on the all-time saves list, while Rotoworld’s closer rankings survey MLB’s late-inning shakeups and note ups and downs for relievers like Jeff Hoffman and ongoing committee scenarios in several bullpens.
The Milwaukee Brewers have added outfield depth by signing Raimel Tapia, who hit .264 with a home run and 10 runs batted in over 39 games with the Boston Red Sox before being designated for assignment and ultimately released. Meanwhile, Wade Miley is set to rejoin the starting rotation on Saturday after a one-and-done rehab assignment, while Eric Lauer struggled in his second appearance for Class AAA Nashville. Abner Uribe, one of the Brewers' most exciting pitching prospects, has been promoted to Nashville.