Oldies but goodies rally around Urias in Dodgers' win
LOS ANGELES - Nothing was unusual when Julio Urias took the mound Tuesday night. He jogged out as Vicente Fernandez's "Mexico Lindo y Querido" filled Dodger Stadium, grabbed a baseball, and began firing his warm-up pitches before facing the Colorado Rockies. The crowd was indifferent to his emergence.
If fans had strong opinions, one way or the other, about Urias' return from serving a 20-game suspension for violating Major League Baseball's domestic violence policy, they kept it to themselves. The reaction was mum.
