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

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

Los Angeles Dodgers released Chris Taylor, a long-serving utility player. This move happened amidst the team's pitching ...

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

The Los Angeles Dodgers made headlines off the field as much as on it Monday night, activating a key bat and parting ways ...

Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman spoke about the departures of longtime franchise fixtures Austin ...

After being released by the Dodgers, Chris Taylor is available, and the Seattle Mariners have the perfect opportunity to ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers opted to cut a fan favorite and now he could join a bitter National League playoff foe.

In actuality, Taylor could elect a minor league assignment in lieu of being released, but that seems highly unlikely.

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

The Dodgers cut ties with two veteran position players four days apart; the impetus wasn't obvious from their batting stats ...

Taylor, 34, came to the Dodgers in a 2016 trade with the Seattle Mariners for right-hander Zach Lee in a swap of ...