Mets’ Carlos Mendoza, Yohan Ramirez suspended for throw at Rhys Hoskins

It didn’t take long for Carlos Mendoza to earn his first suspension as Mets manager.

Mendoza and Yohan Ramirez were disciplined and fined Sunday after Ramirez threw behind Milwaukee’s Rhys Hoskins during Saturday’s game at Citi Field, with Mendoza serving his ban Sunday and Ramirez appealing his three-game suspension.

A pitch by Mets reliever Yohan Ramirez goes behind Brewers DH Rhys Hoskins on Saturday. Robert Sabo for NY Post
Rhys Hoskins of the Brewers (r.) argues with Mets pitcher Yohan Ramirez (46) after a pitch was thrown behind him on Saturday. Bill Kostroun for the NY Post
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza argues with umpires Saturday after Yohan Ramirez’s ejection. Robert Sabo for NY Post

The ruling came after Hoskins angered the Mets with a controversial slide into second base on Friday, which caused Jeff McNeil to yell at Hoskins and for the benches to clear.

This is a developing story; check back for updates.

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