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Dodgers cut veteran Chris Taylor in final season of utility man's four-year, $60 million contract
The Dodgers originally obtained Taylor in a 2016 trade with the Seattle Mariners that sent pitcher Zach Lee to the Pacific Northwest. Whereas Taylor enjoyed a successful nine-year run in Los Angeles, Lee never appeared in the majors with the Mariners and hasn't pitched professionally since 2022.
The Los Angeles Dodgers cut two of the team's longest-tenured position players in the span of a week, and Andrew Friedman ...
With another tight NL West division race looming, the Dodgers didn’t wait to act aggressively this week, resulting in the ...
For a franchise that so often rewards veteran loyalty, these moves signal a shift. The front office, led by Andrew Friedman, ...
Even amid its strong start, the team has been putting nostalgia to the side and doing everything it can to fortify a ...
On Sunday, Christ Taylor was released by the Dodgers, making him the second longtime team veteran, along with former backup catcher Austin Barnes, to be cut loose by the team in the last week. Los ...
A defensive-first position player who played his first game with the Dodgers in 2015 will not be on the team's active roster for Wednesday's game against the A' ...
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said even with Teoscar Hernandez back from the IL, Andy Pages is an everyday player. Read more ...
With their latest flurry of roster moves on Sunday, the Dodgers reinforced a message from earlier in the week: Winning now ...
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