WASHINGTON - Trevor Bauer was put on administrative leave by Major League Baseball on Friday, three days after charges were filed against him.
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“Major Baseball’s investigation into the allegations against Trevor Bauer is still ongoing,” the commissioner’s office said in a statement. Although no decision has been made in this case, we have chosen to place Mr. Bauer on administrative leave for seven days from now. Major Baseball continues to gather information as part of our ongoing investigation, in connection with the Pasadena Police Department’s active criminal investigation. ”
This absence was imposed in accordance with the common policy on domestic violence, sexual abuse and child abuse adopted in 2015 by Major Baseball and its Players Association. It can be the first step towards longer suspension. In the past, administrative leave has already been extended for actors covered by this policy.
Bauer was not with the Los Angeles Dodgers when the team met President Joe Biden in the White House earlier Friday to celebrate the victory in the World Series in 2020. He was to be the starter for the match. Sunday against the Washington Nationals.
A protective order against Bauer was obtained under the Domestic Violence Prevention Act and is the result of an attack by Bauer that left the woman requesting the order with “intense physical and emotional pain.” “the woman.
The protection order includes several graphic images of the woman who submitted the claim, according to The Athletic. The woman in the 67-page ex-parte document said that Bauer assaulted her twice. According to the document, the woman said that during both of these incidents, Bauer hit her in the face and body, stuck her fingers down her throat and strangled her to pass unconscious on several occasions.
The alleged abuse described by the woman took place during what she claimed was a sexual encounter between the two. According to the woman’s statement attached to the claim and obtained by The Athletic, she suffered injuries as a result of the second encounter, including two black eyes, a bloody swollen lip, severe bruises and scratches on one side. Of the face.
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In Pasadena, California, police spokesman Lieutenant Bill Grisafe confirmed that the department was investigating charges against Bauer, but gave no further details. A hearing in the Bauer case is scheduled for July 23.
Jon Fetterolf, one of Bauer’s agents, disputed the allegations. He stated that Bauer met the woman in April, and that the two had “a short, fully initiated sex” of the woman.
“Its basis for placing a protection order is non-existent, false and deliberately omits important facts, information and its own relevant communication,” Fetterolf insisted. All allegations that their meetings were not 100 percent consistent are unfounded, defamatory and will be refuted in full by law. ”
Fetterolf pointed out that the woman repeatedly asked Bauer for “rough” sex, and demanded to be “strangled” and hit in the face.
Fetterolf claimed that Bauer and the woman remained friendly in texts after the meetings.
Bauer and the woman have not corresponded for over a month and have not seen each other in six weeks, Fetterolf said.
Rachel Luba, Bau’s second agent, wrote on Twitter that “as an agent and lawyer, I think it’s important to repeat that I will always defend my clients when I think the accusations are false - and I will continue to do so. I am aware of much more information than is currently publicly reported, and I am sure the truth will be revealed. ”
The 30-year-old Bauer joined the Dodgers in the low season after accepting a three-year contract worth US $ 102 million. He won the Cy-Young National Trophy in 2020 while wearing Cincinnati Reds colors. This season, right-handed is 8-5 with an earned average of 2.59.
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