Trevor Bauer, the former Cy Young Award-winning pitcher, remains unsigned by any Major League Baseball (MLB) team despite serving a 194-game suspension for violating the league's Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Policy. Bauer claims that while multiple teams have shown interest in signing him, MLB is pressuring teams not to do so, asserting that decisions about his signing are ultimately in the league's hands. He has been performing well in the Mexican leagues and has maintained that he is capable of being a top pitcher for any team, with no doubts about his skills from those he has spoken with. Bauer has also pointed out that he was never charged with a crime related to the allegations against him, and one accuser has faced charges of fraud. Despite these assertions, MLB's investigation led to a lengthy suspension, and Bauer suggests that teams are concerned about past controversies that could arise if they were to sign him. An MLB spokesperson reiterated that Bauer is an unrestricted free agent and eligible to sign with any team.