NEW YORK (AP) - The Brewers' Carlos Gomez and the Braves' Reed Johnson have each been suspended one game after a benches-clearing argument between their teams. Both were also fined an undisclosed amount Thursday. In the top of the first inning Wednesday in Atlanta, Gomez homered off Paul Maholm, still furious the Braves starter hit him with a pitch three months earlier. Gomez stood in the batter's box watching the ball, stared at Maholm, and flipped his bat. Gomez was yelling at Maholm as he slowly trotted up the first base line. Gomez then began jawing with first baseman Freddie Freeman. Gomez touched second and third without incident before catcher Brian McCann stood in the third base line about 20 feet from home plate and stopped him. The benches emptied, and Gomez was ejected for shoving Johnson, a reserve outfielder. Freeman and reserve catcher Gerald Laird were also ejected. Gomez accepted his suspension and will sit out Thursday's game at the Mets.