Trevor Bauer said he could throw it as a bullpen pitcher this time.

Bauer also expressed his willingness to return to MLB on his SNS on the 28th (Korea Standard Time).

"I can pitch in a rotation of four, five, six or seven players. If it's a rotation of seven players, I can become a bullpen pitcher," Bauer wrote.토토사이트

He appealed for a chance to throw in the big leagues because any position is good.

However, big league baseball teams that are struggling with pitchers are still turning a blind eye to him. He is competent but reluctant to sign him due to lack of public opinion about him.

Fox Sports of the U.S. recently reported that if Bauer fails to sign an MLB contract, he may file a lawsuit worth $1 billion (1.391 trillion won) against MLB.

Fox Sports said baseball analysis founder Bill James wrote on his SNS, "If you don't actively encourage Bauer to sign, MLB could be in trouble," adding, "We will lose a $1 billion lawsuit."

In response, Bauer did not rule out the possibility of a lawsuit.

"I really don't want to do that, but maybe I don't have a choice," he said, adding, "I don't want that to happen. I've been robbed of my career because of false claims that had no value in the first place."

Bauer also told Fox News Digital in January, "I want to play the second half of my career in a better way than I did in the first half of my career. I want to be an example of how we can be better in the future through mistakes. I think that's what we have to do as human beings and what we have to do constantly," and asked for a chance to play in the MLB.

Bauer was suspended for 194 games over allegations of sexual assault. He was not charged with a crime.