Photo: Instagram/Julio Urías Julio Urías' recent arrest stands in stark contrast to his claims of personal growth. Back in May 2019, he was arrested on suspicion of domestic battery at a Los Angeles mall, but charges were dropped on the condition that he completed a 52-week domestic counseling program and avoided violence for a year. MLB suspended him for 20 games, and Urías and the Dodgers vowed he'd learn from the incident. However, Urías's arrest on Sunday night, charged with felony corporal injury against a spouse, paints a grim picture. This incident marks a significant departure from typical cases under MLB's domestic violence policy because Urías is now a repeat offender. Photo: Instagram/Julio Urías The primary goal of the policy is to protect victims and balance punishment with rehabilitation for the accused. Urías, now 27, was expected to face significant professional consequences for his behavior. It's likely he won't pitch for the Dodgers again this ...