BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJORS : Penalties for Pena, Rojas and Brenly

St. Louis Cardinal second baseman Geronimo Pena, Montreal Expo pitcher Mel Rojas and San Francisco Giant coach Bob Brenly were each suspended and fined undisclosed amounts by National League President Len Coleman for incidents last week.

Brenly was suspended for 14 games, effective immediately, for charging the mound from the bullpen in a July 2 bench-clearing incident that started when Rojas hit Barry Bonds with a pitch.

Rojas was suspended for four games, also effective immediately.

Pena received a five-game suspension, effective July 14 after the All-Star break, for charging the mound and provoking a bench-clearing incident in a June 30 game against Colorado.

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The Minnesota Twins put designated hitter Dave Winfield, 42, on the 15-day disabled list because of a jammed right wrist. Shortstop Pat Meares was activated from the disabled list to replace him on the roster.

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Chicago Cub broadcaster Harry Caray, 77, was released from the hospital, two weeks after he stumbled and fell before a game in Miami. The Hall of Fame broadcaster was being treated for an irregular heartbeat discovered after he apparently was overcome by heat before the June 23 game at Joe Robbie Stadium.