LOS ANGELES -- Julio Urías' locker was noticeably absent from the Los Angeles Dodgers' clubhouse when the team returned home Monday, replaced by one for veteran second baseman Kolten Wong. At least two of his Dodger Stadium murals had also been covered up in the wake of his Sept. 3 arrest on suspicion of felony domestic violence.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts characterized the removal of Urías' locker as an "organizational" decision and called the entire situation "sad on every level." Asked if the actions taken by the team were an indication that it had moved on from Urías, Roberts said: "I think so.