Former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer is looking for a second chance in the MLB, explaining that he’s learned a lot over the past few years and has made major changes in his personal life.
Bauer was initially suspended for a stunning 324 games from the league after a San Diego woman named Lindsey Hill accused him of beating and sexually assaulting her twice in 2021. Notably, Bauer was never charged with a crime and was placed on administrative leave by his then-team before any investigation was ever conducted.
“I know I’ve made mistakes,” the athlete told Fox News’ Bill Hemmer on Thursday. “That’s kinda what I’m trying to focus on — how do I get better from the experiences that I’ve had.”
“I’ve made mistakes in my personal life,” Bauer explained. “I’m really detail-oriented when it comes to baseball and my training, but I didn’t apply the…
