Jorge Soler's suspension reportedly reduced to 4 games more than a week after Angels-Braves fight

The seven-game suspension Los Angeles Angels outfielder and designated hitter Jorge Soler was appealing in the wake of his April 7 fight with Atlanta Braves pitcher Reynaldo López has been reduced to four games, according to multiple reports Wednesday.

Soler will reportedly start serving that suspension Wednesday night, when the Angels will play the third game of their four-game road series against the New York Yankees.

Soler piled up three home runs and eight RBI over six games while appealing his initial suspension.

A day after the fracas in Anaheim, where benches and bullpens cleared to break things up, an appealing López reportedly reached an agreement with MLB to reduce his initial seven-game suspension to five games.

Both were hit with disclosed fines, too.

This story is being updated.