Following the domestic violence scandal involving Mexican player Julio Urías, the Los Angeles Dodgers sent a clear message: they erased his images from the clubhouse.

 

It was on September 3rd when the regrettable incident of domestic violence against his romantic partner was revealed, for which he was briefly imprisoned but was released after paying a $50,000 fine.

 

For Urías, this was his second arrest on this issue in the last four years for incidents related to domestic violence, which resulted in a 20-game suspension following his arrest in May 2019.

 

It is important to mention that he is currently the only baseball player in history to have the same problem twice.

 

Following this second occasion, it has led to him not pitching for the Los Angeles Dodgers, as he has been placed on administrative leave by MLB pending further investigation.

 

However, without making an official statement, the Dodgers have already removed his locker in the Clubhouse, which now belongs to veteran Kolten Wong.

 

Additionally, they have erased all the murals in the stadium that featured the image of the 'culichi' (a nickname for people from Culiacán, Mexico).

 

Another aspect is that they are selling Julio Urías jerseys with the number 6 for only $44.99, reduced from $94.99.

 

On September 21st, it was scheduled to distribute a "Collectible Bobblehead" of Julio Urías at the Dodgers Stadium, which will no longer take place.

 

On September 27th, Julio Urías will have a crucial day as he is scheduled to appear in court again, with the court already having videos of the incident.