The LVBP, through its Appeals Committee promulgated the decision on several cases of suspensions and fines due to the two brawls that occurred on November 19 in the clashes between Caracas and Magallanes, together with the encounter between La Guaira and Anzoátegui. Asdrúbal Cabrera and Edubray Ramos saw their sanctions reduced exponentially.
Cabrera was reduced from 35 games to 20 games, while Ramos was reduced from 40 games to a 20 game suspension. Other protagonists such as José Torres, Jasier Herrera, their suspension was lowered from four to two games. Franklin Barreto and Carlos Castro they were not benefited and the entire integrity of the sanction imposed is maintained.
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Appeals Committee of the #LVBP decided on petitions of those sanctioned for brawls on November 19https://t.co/xHDvgdjww8 pic.twitter.com/NtmMSbfE4z
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In the case of the brawl between Caracas and Magallanes, Bruce Rondón saw his sentence reduced from three to two games. In the case of Yadier Molina, from two to a single crash. In all the appealed cases, the monetary fine imposed on them was upheld.