Brewers pitcher Abner Uribe gets a one-game suspension for crotch-chopping celebration
Brewers pitcher Abner Uribe has received a one-game suspension for a crotch-chopping celebration directed at the opposing dugout. The incident occurred after an inning-ending strikeout against the St. Louis Cardinals and has drawn criticism from fans and his own manager. Uribe has since apologized for his actions and is appealing the suspension.
- ▪Abner Uribe was suspended for one game due to a controversial celebration.
- ▪The celebration involved a crotch chop directed at the opposing dugout after a strikeout.
- ▪Uribe's manager, Pat Murphy, did not support the celebration, and Uribe has apologized for his actions.
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OutKick-Sports Brewers pitcher Abner Uribe gets a one-game suspension for crotch-chopping celebration The reliever was also hit with an undisclosed fine per MLB but is now appealing the one-game suspension By Matt Reigle OutKick Published May 29, 2026 8:03pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video The MLB needs a salary floor | Don't @ Me w/Dan Dakich Dan Dakich, Jason Hammer & Dan Zaksheske discuss the upcoming issues that the MLB is facing in their next offseason The Milwaukee Brewers will be without pitcher Abner Uribe for one game after he was suspended for breaking one of baseball's biggest unwritten rules: if (window && window.foxstrike && Array.isArray(window.foxstrike.cmd)) { window.foxstrike.cmd.push(function(Strike) {…
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