Yohan Ramirez's Suspension Reduced to Two Games After Appeal

The Mets pitcher's initial three-game ban for throwing at Rhys Hoskins has been lessened, allowing him to start serving the suspension immediately.

Ramirez was initially suspended for three games after throwing behind Rhys Hoskins, which led to benches clearing but no punches thrown.
The incident occurred after Hoskins' questionable slide into Mets second baseman Jeff McNeil, causing tensions to flare.
Despite the reduction, criticism has arisen regarding the Mets' approach to retaliation, with some calling it 'pathetic'.
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza also faced a one-game suspension, which he has served, related to the incident.
Following the appeal, Ramirez looks to contribute to the Mets' season as they aim to move past the weekend's events.