Beantown Brawl! Yankees fight to 10-7 win over Red Sox

Arenado's reaction in the third woke up the slumbering Colorado bats, with the Rockies scoring five times in the inning to take a lead it wouldn't relinquish in the Major League Baseball game.

Well sometimes it happens, and on Wednesday afternoon Luis Perdomo (Padres) would get a little too close to Nolan Arenado.

The Rockies' Arenado, righthanded pitcher German Marquez and left fielder Gerardo Parra were ejected.

The next day Rockies shortstop Trevor Story was hit in the first innings and the Padres'Hunter Renfroe was struck in the second.

Arenado charged the mound at Perdomo; Perdomo then threw his glove at Arenado.

On the first pitch in the third, Arenado leaned out of the way to avoid the ball hitting him in the back and immediately took off for the mound.

Tensions had been brewing between the two teams as the Padres' center fielder Manuel Margot was hit in the ribs in Tuesday's game.

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Yikes. Arenado might make consistent contact at the plate, but he apparently is nothing but swings and misses when it comes to throwing punches.

Yankees 10, Red Sox 7: Gary Sanchez hit two home runs for visiting NY in a game that twice saw the benches empty and a fight that resulted in three ejections.

The game between the longtime rivals included two bench-clearing incidents, the second of which, in the seventh inning, turned into an on-field brawl after Red Sox reliever Joe Kelly hit the Yankees' Tyler Austin with a pitch in the back.

Then with the Yankees leading 10-6 in the seventh, Kelly caught Austin on the side with a 98 miles per hour fastball. In the third inning, all hell broke loose. He took a no-decision in last Saturday's 3-2 loss to the New York Mets, allowing a run in 5 1/3 innings on six hits and three walks.

Colorado went on to score five runs in the inning after Arenado was ejected, ultimately winning 6-4.

Braves 5, Nationals 3 (12): In Washington, Peter Bourjos drove in two runs with a bases-loaded single in the 12th inning off Ryan Madson (0-1).