The Dodgers are done with Trevor Bauer.

The former Cy Young winner, who was accused of sexual assault and hit with a two-year ban from MLB before being reinstated by an arbitrator in late December, was designated for assignment by Los Angeles on Friday, the team announced.

“The Dodgers organization believes that allegations of sexual assault or domestic violence should be thoroughly investigated, with due process given to the accused,” the Dodgers said in a statement. “From the beginning, we have fully cooperated with Major League Baseball’s investigation and strictly followed the process stipulated under MLB’s Joint Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Policy. Two extensive reviews of all available evidence in this case — one by Commissioner [Rob] Manfred and another by a neutral arbitrator — concluded that Mr. Bauer’s actions warranted the longest ever active player suspension in our sport for violations of this policy.

“Now that this process has been completed, and after careful consideration, we have decided that he will no longer be part of our organization.”

The Dodgers dumped Bauer on the last day of a 14-day period where the team needed to decide if the pitcher would be reinstated on the Dodgers’ 40-man roster.

In a suspected move, the Dodgers will take a big financial hit by cutting the ace after they signed Bauer to a three-year, $102 million deal before the 2021 season. Bauer hasn’t pitched since the 2021 season.

The pitcher was accused of sexual assault after he was accused of choking a woman during sex to the point she was unconscious, repeatedly punching her and non-consensually penetrating her, according to court documents. The woman sought out a restrainer order against Bauer after the incident, which a judge denied.

Throughout the saga, the 31-year-old repeatedly denied the claims, claiming the acts consensual. He sued the woman for defamation after the Los Angeles District Attorney ultimately decided to not press charges against the pitcher over the incident.

In response, the accuser counterclaimed, alleging that the ace filed the lawsuit in order to intimidate her, according to the Washington Post.