Brewers first baseman Prince Fielder and Dodgers reliever Guillermo Mota were each levied fines by Major League Baseball but avoided suspensions for their actions during and after Tuesday’s game at Dodger Stadium, according to Brewers media relations director Mike Vassallo. Major League Baseball has not yet announced the penalties.

Mota hit Fielder with a pitch in retaliation, according to Dodgers catcher Russell Martin, for the Chris Smith offering two innings earlier that hit Dodgers slugger Manny Ramirez. Fielder waited until after the game to vent his displeasure, charging to the door of the Dodgers’ clubhouse, followed by a group of teammates who eventually convinced him to return to the visitor’s side.

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With Albert Pujols and Ryan Howard eliminated early, Fielder won baseball’s Home Run Derby on Monday night with a steady power display that included a jaw-dropping drive estimated at 503 feet. The Milwaukee Brewers’ first baseman outslugged Texas outfielder Nelson Cruz 6-5 in the finals at Busch Stadium to take home a title that St. Louis fans surely hoped would go to one of their own.

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Barring a setback at this week’s Major League Baseball All-Star activities, you can bank on the fact that Fielder, who set a club record for the first half with 78 RBIs, will be back in the lineup Thursday, when the Brewers resume play with a four-game series in Cincinnati. Manager Ken Macha said Fielder could play all 162 games this season if he stays healthy.

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The slugging first baseman legged out an infield single in the bottom of the eighth inning, just enough for a 5-4 win over the Cardinals at Miller Park that gave the 33,655 fans on hand something to cheer about at the end of a mostly maddening night at the plate.

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Together, Braun and Fielder, the Brewers’ Nos. 3 and 4 hitters, have driven in 134 runs this season. No teammates have been more productive. “It’s a rewarding feeling, knowing that all the hard work, all the effort, everything I put into this game is being recognized by the fans,” said Braun, who was the top vote-getter among NL outfielders, as he was last year. “By no means am I taking it for granted. It means a lot to me, and it’s also special to share it with Prince. He’s been such a help in my career, obviously providing unbelievable protection. It’s special to go to an All-Star Game with him.”

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