A judge on Friday ordered the conditional release of Rays shortstop Wander Franco while he is investigated for allegations he had a relationship with a 14-year-old girl and gave her mother a car and thousands of dollars in exchange for her consent, according to court documents obtained by The Associated Press.

The judge said Franco is allowed to leave the Dominican Republic but must return once a month to meet with authorities. He also was ordered to pay 2 million Dominican pesos ($34,000) as a type of deposit as the investigation continues.

Franco, who was expected to be released early Saturday, did not speak to reporters after the hearing ended. During a bathroom break earlier in the day, he briefly told reporters that “everything is in God’s hands.”

Outfielder Mitch Haniger returned to the Mariners when he was acquired from the Giants on Friday with right-hander Anthony DeSclafani and $6 million for left-hander Robbie Ray in a trade of underperforming players coming off injuries.

NFL: Baker Mayfield’s sore ribs won’t stop the Bucs quarterback from trying to help them clinch a division title and playoff berth in Sunday’s regular-season finale at Carolina. Mayfield, injured when he took a late hit in the closing minutes of last week’s 23-13 home loss to the Saints, practiced Friday and plans to start against the Panthers. Browns starting middle linebacker Anthony Walker Jr. was placed on injured reserve Friday after undergoing knee surgery.

Soccer: Brazil coach Fernando Diniz was fired on Friday. The front-runner to replace him is Dorival Júnior from Sao Paulo.

Tennis: Ukraine’s Davis Cup qualifying matches against the United States will be played in Lithuania on Feb. 1-2 because of the ongoing war in Ukraine.