Report: Yankees' German won't pitch again in 2019
New York Yankees right-hander Domingo German will not pitch in another major-league game in either the 2019 regular season or postseason, Buster Olney of ESPN reports.
German was placed on administrative leave Thursday under the joint MLB-MLBPA domestic violence policy and was also placed on the restricted list. Under the policy, a player can remain on leave for up to seven days unless the league and the players' union agree to an extension.
The right-hander is under investigation for allegedly slapping his girlfriend at some point between late Monday night and early Tuesday morning.
German, 27, could face a significant suspension, major-league sources told Andy Martino of SNY.
No official announcement about German's status has been made by the league or the Yankees.
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