The Los Angeles Dodgers will be one pitcher short for two seasons after one of the team’s aces was suspended by the MLB over allegations of sexual assault.
Trevor Bauer received the suspension, without pay, for violating the league’s domestic violence and sexual assault policy, MLB Commissioner Robert Manfred Jr. announced Friday. Bauer, 31, was accused of sexual assault by a San Diego woman in 2021 who claimed he took consensual rough sex too far during two different encounters, according to ESPN.
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