Reds pitcher Amir Garrett was suspended seven games for "inciting a benches-clearing incident" in Saturday's game against the Cubs.
Additionally, he was fined an undisclosed amount; however, he will be appealing both the suspension and fine. The suspension was slated to begin Tuesday night as Cincinnati faced the White Sox, but until the appeal process is completed, his discipline will be held in abeyance.
As for the Cubs, infielder Javier Báez was fined an undisclosed amount for the incident.
The incident started when Garrett shouted from the mount and started beating his chest after striking out Anthony Rizzo in the eighth inning.