Free agent pitcher Julio Urias has been suspended until after this year’s All-Star break for violating MLB’s domestic violence policy, marking his second suspension for such offenses. Urias, 28, spent eight seasons with the Dodgers before being placed on administrative leave in 2023 and later becoming a free agent, following an arrest outside a soccer match in Los Angeles. Despite his previous success and potential for a lucrative contract, Urias will not be able to sign with a team until after July 17, 2025.
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Union coach Bradley Carnell faces former club St. Louis City
Philadelphia Union head coach Bradley Carnell, formerly with St. Louis SC, faces his former team as his new team, the Union, off to a strong start with a 3-1-0 record and a league-best 11 goals scored. Despite missing key players due to international duty, including top scorer Tai Baribo, the Union look to bounce back from a recent loss to Nashville. St. Louis, unbeaten at 2-0-2, boasts a strong defense aiming to break a shutout...
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