LOS ANGELES -- Los Angeles Dodgers president and CEO Stan Kasten said the organization's principal decision-makers were "unanimous" in their choice to release embattled starting pitcher Trevor Bauer, expressing confidence that the team "made the right decision."
Kasten, Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman, general manager Brandon Gomes and executive vice president Lon Rosen met with a small group of local reporters on Wednesday, nearly three weeks after Bauer's release, in part to address lingering questions about a topic the organization had yet to speak about publicly.
Their answers, however, were particularly guarded, due in part to the confidentiality provisions in the collective bargaining agreement and the sensitivities around talking about a current free agent.