Julio Urias, the former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher, has been away from Major League Baseball (MLB) following a domestic violence arrest and a suspension that kept him off the mound for the 2024 season. His agent, Scott Boras, revealed that there is significant interest from various MLB teams eager to assist Urias in making a comeback. Boras stated, “Teams ask me about him all the time,” indicating that the current pitching market could facilitate a return for Urias at any moment. Urias, who was instrumental in the Dodgers' 2020 World Series victory and led the league with 20 wins in 2021, has been training in Mexico, sparking speculation about his future. However, his previous controversies and the fact that he is the only player to have been suspended twice under MLB's domestic violence policy may affect teams' eagerness to sign him. While Boras is ready to support Urias's potential return, the final decision remains with the pitcher, who has shown reluctance to step back onto the field.