ICYMI ... 12 players and coaches have been suspended for their roles in the massive brawl at the Angels vs. Mariners game on Sunday.
. Winker, meanwhile, was hit with a 7-game suspension for his role in igniting the skirmish after wearing the fastball.
, who's out for the season after having wrist surgery, received a 5-game ban for leaving the team's bench while on the injured list and taking a swipe at Winker.was hit with a two-game ban for throwing sunflower seeds and more onto the field.
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