The Los Angeles Dodgers have until Friday to decide whether or not to add Trevor Bauer back to their roster after his 194-game suspension under baseball’s policy on domestic violence and sexual assault. The team has unusual incentives to keep the pitcher.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have until Friday to decide whether or not to add pitcher Trevor Bauer back to their 40-man roster after his MLB-record 194-game suspension under baseball’s policy on domestic violence and sexual assault.
It’s the kind of situation that has often caused sports teams to cut ties with an athlete. And yet the Dodgers have unusual incentives to keep Bauer. Chief among them is the idea that they could be on the hook for paying Bauer to pitch for a competitor willing to take a chance on him.
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