Trevor Bauer debuts in Japanese baseball after MLB shunning.
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Former MLB pitcher Trevor Bauer made his debut for Japan's Yokohama Baystars' minor league team, two years after his last MLB appearance. Bauer, who was suspended for 194 games under MLB's policy covering domestic violence and sexual assault, allowed zero runs and struck out six in four innings. He signed a one-year deal with the Japanese Nippon Professional League club in March and reportedly drew 77,000 streaming views for his debut.
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