The honorable Joe Torre has issued his ruling: Toronto's Brett Lawrie has received a four-game suspension and will be fined an undisclosed amount for what Major League Baseball calls Lawrie's "aggressive actions toward umpire Bill Miller on Tuesday." Lawrie plans to appeal the suspension and will be in the lineup for Wednesday night's game against the Yankees. As you've probably seen by now, the 22-year-old Blue Jays third baseman put on a memorable tantrum after two bad strike calls by Miller, eventually throwing a helmet that bounced off the ground near home plate and into Miller's hip. Just how long Lawrie deserved to be suspended was the subject of a hot debate for much of Wednesday. On one end of the extremes was our own Dave Brown, who called for a 10-game break for the hotheaded sophomore infielder. On the other were the Labatt-chugging Blue Jay fan boys, who somehow thought Miller's awful calls provided a way to condone Lawrie's ...