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The former Baseball Large Leagues (MLB), Trevor Bauer, took the reinstatement of Pete Rose as another way to hit the league.
The controversial pitcher published on social networks on Wednesday, only one day after MLB announced that Rose and other deceased players were taken from the permanently ineligible list, to continue taking shots in the league, since he remains outside it.
“So, since Pete is welcome now, is that for all who have been black?” Bauer asked in X. “Or do you really have to be guilty of something to qualify for that?”
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Trevor Bauer, #27 of Los Angeles Dodgers, observes before the MLB spring training game against Seattle sailors in the Peoria Sports complex on March 22, 2021 in Peoria, Arizona. (Abbie Parr/Getty Images)
Bauer is currently launching in the Japan Nippon Professional Baseball League. He has been out of MLB during the last four years.
The reason why it revolves around the accusations of sexual aggression that were raised against him in 2021. MLB initially placed Bauer with administrative license, but then 324 games was suspended before reducing it to 194 games after an appeal.
His suspension can be up, but no MLB team has brought Bauer back to the Redile. Bauer has never been one to avoid sharing his thoughts, and he wouldn’t do it in this case.
Bauer suggested last August that MLB is the reason why he cannot sign with another team, not because a team does not believe that his talent is still there to act at the level of major leagues.
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“Well, a team told us that it is not his decision, it is a decision of MLB,” Bauer wrote in X at that time. I was exchanging with the fans of the Cincinnati Reds on the social media platform.
“A team told me that it was ‘too expensive’ even though I offered to play for minimal, another team told us that they had covered some things in the past in which they do not want the media to find out …” Bauer added.
Trevor Bauer, #96 of Red Devils, enters the field during the 1st party between Olmecs of Tabasco and Red Devils of the Mexico of the Mexican Baseball League at the Alfredo Harp Helú stadium. (Carlos Santiago/Eyepix Group/Lightrocket through Getty Images)
An MLB spokesman said in a statement to Mail Sport that Bauer could sign with any of the 30 ball clubs.
“Trevor Bauer served all of his discipline and is an unrestricted free agent available to sign a contract with any team,” reads the statement.
Bauer was never accused of a crime. His accuser sought a restriction order against him, but was denied. Los Angeles prosecutors said in February 2022 that there were not enough evidence to demonstrate women’s accusations beyond reasonable doubt.
Bauer sued his accuser in a federal court in April 2022, a measure that occurred less than three months after prosecutors decided not to present criminal charges against the pitcher.
Trevor Bauer, #96 of Red Devils, is seen during the match of the Mexican Baseball League 1 between Dorados de Chihuahua and Red Diecos del México at the Alfredo Harp Helu stadium. (Carlos Santiago/Eyepix Group/Lightrocket through Getty Images)
Another woman from Columbus, Ohio, told the Washington Post that Bauer drowned her repeatedly without her consent and sexually assaulted her in the course of a relationship of years. Bauer, in a statement through his representatives, said his relationship was “casual and totally agreed.”
Bauer spent the 2023 campaign in NPB in Japan, while playing for Red Devils of Mexico in March 2024.
