Major League Baseball has suspended San Francisco Giants CEO Larry Baer -- without pay -- until July 1, 2019 for stemming from a March 1 incident with his wife, TMZ Sports has learned.
He must also undergo counseling.
MLB commish Rob Manfred says the unpaid suspension will be backdated to March 4, 2019 -- the day Baer took a leave of absence from the team.
"During the period of his suspension, Baer shall have no involvement in the operations of the Giants," Manfred says.
"The Club shall be operated by an interim control person appointed by the ownership group in consultation with the Commissioner.