The Los Angeles Dodgers released utility man Chris Taylor Sunday, but the team still owes him the remainder of his contract.

Just because a great chapter has closed doesn't mean the paths won't cross again in the not-so-distant future.

Los Angeles Dodgers president Andrew Friedman shared his thoughts on Chris Taylor following his release from the team.

From Jack Harris: The Chris Taylor era in Los Angeles is over. On Sunday, Taylor was released by the Dodgers, making him the ...

A few years later, Jerry DiPoto, who was GM of the Mariners for the trade, called it the worst deal he ever made.

Days after controversially cutting catcher Austin Barnes, the Los Angeles Dodgers have decided to part with another popular ...

Taylor's DFA came on the heels of the same fate for Austin Barnes, cleared to make space for No. 1 prospect Dalton Rushing, ...

Even winning two World Series titles — and delivering in some clutch moments along the way — doesn’t guarantee a roster spot ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers released Chris Taylor, Andrew Friedman revealed why, and another pitched landed on the injured list.

“Chris Taylor was a mostly an unknown player when the Dodgers acquired him in a deal for their former top prospect Zach Lee.

With their latest flurry of roster moves on Sunday, the Dodgers reinforced a message from earlier in the week: Winning now ...

The Dodgers announced that outfielder Chris Taylor has been released, in order to open up roster space for Tommy Edman ’s ...