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Trevor Bauer Questions MLB Policies Following Pete Rose Reinstatement

The former Cy Young winner, currently pitching in Japan, calls out the league for alleged blackballing despite serving his suspension and being eligible to sign with any team.

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Overview

  • Trevor Bauer criticized MLB on social media after Pete Rose’s reinstatement, questioning the league's fairness in handling banned players.
  • Bauer, suspended for 324 games (later reduced to 194) under MLB’s domestic violence policy, has not played in the league since 2021.
  • Despite completing his suspension, Bauer remains unsigned by any MLB team and is currently pitching in Japan’s Nippon Professional Baseball League.
  • Bauer was never criminally charged in the sexual assault cases against him and has offered to play for the league minimum salary.
  • Pete Rose’s reinstatement makes him eligible for Hall of Fame consideration, a contrast that Bauer highlighted in his critique of MLB’s policies.