Former Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Trevor Bauer is expressing a desire to return to MLB, specifically the Los Angeles Dodgers, following his suspension for sexual misconduct allegations, which was reduced from 324 to 194 games. Despite being cleared of criminal charges and settling legal disputes, Bauer remains unsigned and has been playing in Japan and Mexico to showcase his talent. Baseball historian Bill James suggests MLB could face a significant lawsuit if they don't encourage teams to sign Bauer, arguing that Bauer lost millions due to a flawed investigation. Bauer himself has hinted at legal action if he continues to be excluded from the league, emphasizing the false nature of the allegations against him. Former MLB players, including David Wells, have voiced support for Bauer's return, advocating for second chances in professional sports.