Former Dodgers star Julio Urias has just been suspended for roughly half the 2025 season … after the MLB announced the pitcher violated its domestic violence policy.

Commissioner Rob Manfred revealed the punishment on Wednesday … nearly two years after Urias was accused of roughing up his wife outside of BMO Stadium in Los Angeles following an LAFC vs. Inter Miami matchup.

“The Office of the Commissioner of Baseball has completed its investigation into allegations that free agent pitcher Julio Urías violated Major League Baseball’s Joint Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Policy,” the commish said in a statement.

Urias was ultimately hit with five misdemeanor charges stemming from the September 2023 incident with his wife. He went on to plead no contest to one count of misdemeanor domestic battery in May 2024 … and the other four charges he was facing were dropped.

Weeks after the case closed, video of the alleged altercation with his wife was released — and it’s disturbing.

Anna Wintour‘s Met Gala guest list just took a hit — Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds won’t be gracing the red carpet this year, TMZ has learned.

A source close to the couple tells TMZ … Blake and Ryan are skipping the gala this year — but before you jump to conclusions, it’s got nothing to do with their legal war against Justin Baldoni, ’cause the decision to pass on the May event was made way before that drama unfolded.

Blake has become iconic over the years when it comes to the Met Gala, with her themed red carpet looks always making a huge impact — but she and Ryan don’t always show up, and they actually skipped last year, too!

If they were to show up this year, Blake and Ryan would definitely steal the spotlight … just like they did at their latest public appearance at Feb’s “SNL 50.” Their appearance had everyone buzzing — some loved how they laughed off the JB drama, but the display also had critics bashing the moment.

Of course, the married couple is currently tangled up in a legal battle with Baldoni over the drama surrounding the movie “It Ends with Us.”

Owen Hayes, the college baseball player who cops say beat the crap out of an 84-year-old man at a California bar, is no longer enrolled at his university.

Hayes was playing baseball at The Master’s University in Santa Clarita up until this week, when he surrendered to authorities at the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station and was booked on a charge of felony assault.

In a statement to TMZ, the school says … “The individual in question no longer attends The Master’s University. The University takes all violations of its standards and biblical convictions seriously.”

Hayes is obviously no longer playing college baseball for TMU after leaving the school and his player profile from the TMU baseball online roster has been removed.

As we reported … video from inside a Santa Clarita dive bar shows a man — who cops say is Hayes — rushing up behind a geriatric customer and knocking him to the floor with a punch.