Cleveland Guardians and Chicago White Sox stars Jose Ramirez and Tim Anderson received their suspensions for the brawl that occurred on Saturday. Anderson was suspended for six games while Ramirez was given a three-game suspension. Meanwhile, Guardians closer Emmanuel Clase was also given a one-game suspension for his actions during the incident, per Jesse Rogers of ESPN.

Jose Ramirez and Tim Anderson are both appealing their suspensions.

Additionally, Guardians and White Sox managers Terry Francona and Pedro Grifol received one-game suspensions, per Jayson Stark. Guardians third-base coach Mike Sarbaugh also received a one-game suspension. Everyone who received suspensions also received an undisclosed fine. It was later revealed that White Sox pitcher Michael Kopech and Guardians outfielder Gabriel Arias both received undisclosed fines as well.

Jose Ramirez, Tim Anderson brawl

Ramirez and Anderson play for rival teams, and it's clear tension has been brewing for a while. On Friday, Anderson appeared to shove a  Guardians player's hand off of second base, which led to a controversial out. Ramirez and Cleveland didn't appreciate the play, and Ramirez felt that Anderson has been “disrespecting the game for a while.” So when Anderson applied a hard tag on Ramirez at second base on Saturday, emotions boiled over.

Anderson and Ramirez squared up behind the second-base bag. Anderson began throwing punches, but Ramirez came back with a stern right hook that knocked Anderson to the ground.

Both benches cleared and no shortage of shouting and shoving ensued between the Guardians and White Sox.

There's a possibility the suspensions for Jose Ramirez and Tim Anderson may be changed as a result of their appeals. For now, it appears that the stars will need to sit out three games and six games at some point, respectively.