The Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Diego Padres allowed any animosity from last week's brawl after Carlos Quentin's boneheaded charge to subside on Monday for both Jackie Robinson Day and in the wake of the attack on Boston Marathon attack and that may carry over as the team face off again on Wednesday night at Dodger Stadium.

Los Angeles is still reeling roster wise when it comes to the injury to pitcher Zack Greinke, who broke his collarbone after Quentin charged the mound and sparked a brawl between the two sides. The 2009 Cy Young winner will now be out of action for months, while Quentin will miss the next eight games while serving a suspension. Quentin got off a bit easy considering that Greinke likely just lost one on a 3-2 count, in a 2-1 game, during the second week of the season.

The Padres will throw Jason Marquis on Tuesday night, while the Dodgers will send Chris Capuano in place of Greinke. Marquis was on the mound against the Dodgers on Thursday before the brawl went down and he is 1-0 with a 3.27 ERA. Quentin was at first going to appeal the suspension, but he changed his mind and dropped it.

Capuano was in the bullpen to start the season and has thrown nearly three scoreless innings against the Padres already this season. Matt Kemp has been raking the ball against the Padres recently, hitting nearly .400 over the past 19 games, but he has not done so well against Marquis, striking out six times. Chase Headley will be back for the first time after starting off on the DL with an injury and the Padres will need it, as they are just 3-10 to start the year.

The Dodgers are 7-6 this season in the AL West and are ranked 27th in runs with 37 and ninth in batting average with .268. The team also is ranked sixth in on base percentage and 20th in slugging percentage. The Padres are 3-10 early in the season and are ranked 24th in runs, 22nd in batting average and 21st in on base percentage.

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