Major League Baseball announced Thursday fines had been levied on Milwaukee first baseman Prince Fielder and Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Guillermo Mota. Neither player, however, will be suspended for their roles in a series of incidents during and after a Dodgers-Brewers game Tuesday. Mota hit Fielder with a pitch on the right leg with two out in the ninth inning of a game the Dodgers won 17-4.

Braden Looper went a strong 6 2/3 innings and Ryan Braun had a key two-run double Wednesday to lead the Milwaukee past the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1. Prior to the game, Major League Baseball announced it would investigate an incident at Dodger Stadium Tuesday night in which Brewers' slugger Prince Fielder had to be restrained by stadium security after he tried to get into the Dodgers clubhouse after the game.

Major League Baseball officials are investigating an incident involving Milwaukee first baseman Prince Fielder, the Los Angeles Times said. The burly first baseman had to be restrained by a security official and a group of teammates following Tuesday's 17-4 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers. He allegedly

Los Angeles Dodgers closer Jonathan Broxton will miss next week's All-Star Game because of a toe injury, Manager Joe Torre said. The burly right-hander has been told that he will not pitch again until at least after the All-Star break because of an irritated nerve on the big toe of his right foot.

A two-out single by Mark Loretta in the seventh Friday drove in the go-ahead run and vaulted the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 4-3 win over Colorado. Los Angeles fell behind 3-0 in the first inning and the game stayed that way until the seventh -- when the Dodgers scraped out four runs that brought them their sixth straight victory. Matt Belisle took the mound for Colorado to start the seventh and gave up a single to Rafael Furcal at the end of a nine-pitch at-bat.