Several MLB players were suspended following a brawl between Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Guardians players.

The MLB announced White Sox player Tim Anderson would be suspended for six games and Guardians player Jose Ramirez would be suspended for three, according to NBC News. Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase and Cleveland manager Terry Francona, third base coach Mike Sarbaugh, and Chicago manager Pedro Grifol were all suspended for one game. Anderson and Ramirez were also both fined an undisclosed amount, though both players are appealing.

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White Sox pitcher Michael Kopech and Guardians player Gabriel Arias were also fined an undisclosed amount.

The Saturday night brawl began when Ramirez dove between Anderson's legs to get on second base. The interaction gradually evolved into a confrontation between the two. Anderson then challenged Ramirez to a fight by dropping his glove and raising his hands into a fighting stance. While others ran over to attempt to break up the fight, Ramirez landed a punch on Anderson's face, knocking him to the ground.

Anderson was restrained by his fellow players and guided off the field, only to turn around and attempt to fight Ramirez again.

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Ramirez, speaking through his interpreter, later explained that tensions had been boiling over between the two for some time, as he believed Anderson had been "disrespecting the game."

“He has been disrespecting the game for a while,” he said. “It’s not from yesterday. It’s from before. I even had the chance to tell him during the game, ‘Don’t do this stuff. That’s disrespectful. Don’t start tagging people like that’ because in reality, we’re here trying to find ways to provide for our families.”