The Dodgers returned home to Dodger Stadium on Monday for the first time in just over a week and there were subtle changes at the ballpark that spoke volumes about the organization’s stance on estranged pitcher Julio Urias.
He doesn’t belong here and more.
Eight days after his arrest for suspicion of domestic violence, all signs of Urias are gone or obscured at Dodger Stadium. Murals painted over or covered. Memorabilia baring his name from his career — particularly from the 2020 World Series run — have been removed. As has his locker in the clubhouse.