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Former MLB utility player Chris Taylor confirms retirement after a 12-season run (2014–2025), capped by two Dodgers World Series titles and a standout 2021 season; after a 2025 stint with the Angels’ Triple-A Salt Lake Bees, IG posts clarified his decision to step away from baseball.
Chris Taylor has reversed his retirement and remains in pro baseball, but he’s on the Angels’ Triple-A injured list with a left forearm fracture from a game at Salt Lake. The 12-year veteran, a key Dodgers contributor and three-time World Series winner, is known for his versatility across six positions and postseason clutch moments, finishing with 860 hits and 110 homers. His return to action and future in the sport are uncertain as he heals.
After liberal Chris Taylor defeated Maria Lazar by more than 20 points in Wisconsin’s state Supreme Court race, GOP insiders are pressing for chair Brian Schimming’s resignation, arguing the party’s fundraising and messaging lag behind Democrats as Wisconsin heads into crucial November elections and a potential 2028 presidential contest.
Chris Taylor, a former Dodgers utility player, signed a one-year contract with the Angels, where he will play primarily in the outfield and infield, aiming to revive his career and contribute to the team, especially while awaiting Mike Trout's return from injury.
The Angels signed utility player Chris Taylor and optioned outfielder Kyren Paris to Triple-A, aiming to boost their roster and give Paris more development time after a slump.
Justice Ann Walsh Bradley, a liberal justice on the Wisconsin Supreme Court since 1995, announced she will not seek re-election, creating an open seat for control of the court. Appeals judge Chris Taylor is considering a bid for the seat, while former Republican Attorney General Brad Schimel has already announced a campaign. Bradley's departure will lead to a loss of significant institutional knowledge for the court, with implications for future rulings and administrative decisions.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have reinstated utilityman Chris Taylor from the injured list and finalized a major league contract with outfielder Jake Marisnick. To make room for Marisnick on the roster, reliever Shelby Miller has been transferred to the 60-day injured list. Taylor returns after a month-long absence due to a knee injury, while Miller's transfer ensures he won't be back before mid-August.
The Los Angeles Dodgers welcomed back pitcher Julio Urias from the injured list, while ace Clayton Kershaw is dealing with shoulder inflammation and may require a trip to the injured list. Utility man Chris Taylor is also on the injured list with a bone bruise and is not expected to return until after the All-Star break. The Dodgers have relied on young pitchers to cover innings due to injuries, and have been creative in filling in for Taylor's absence.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are placing utility man Chris Taylor on the IL with a bone bruise, retroactive to June 21st. Infielder Yonny Hernandez will take Taylor's spot on the active roster. Taylor had been receiving injections for knee pain and had made four consecutive starts at third base prior to the injury. Hernandez has 56 big league games on his resume and owns a .260/.407/.385 line in 47 Triple-A games this year.
The Los Angeles Dodgers will place Chris Taylor on the 10-day injured list with a knee issue, retroactive to his last game on Thursday. Infielder Yonny Hernandez will take his place on the active roster. While Taylor's knee hasn't worsened, it isn't improving either. Hernandez has been solid for the Oklahoma City squad, hitting .260 with a .407 on-base percentage in 47 games.
Dodgers' Chris Taylor has been diagnosed with a bone bruise in his knee, while David Peralta is dealing with hamstring discomfort. Julio Urias is progressing in his rehab of a hamstring strain, throwing a 40-pitch bullpen session, and is set to begin a rehab assignment soon. Daniel Hudson is also nearing a return to the Dodgers' bullpen after rehabbing from knee surgery. The Dodgers are facing a significant test to their position player depth with Max Muncy also on the injured list, but the team remains optimistic that Taylor and Peralta can avoid a stint on the IL.
Dodgers' Chris Taylor will undergo an MRI exam on his injured knee to determine the severity of his injury, while David Peralta is expected to miss a game or two with a small hamstring strain. With Max Muncy already on the injured list, the Dodgers would be in a tough spot if Taylor is forced to head to the IL. The team's options for replacing Taylor include Yonny Hernandez, Eddys Leonard, Jorbit Vivas, and Jahmai Jones.
Dodgers utility man Chris Taylor had a perfect day at the plate, hitting two home runs, a single, and two walks in a loss to the Rays. Other notable performances include Ryan McMahon's three hits and five RBI for the Rockies, Patrick Wisdom's two home runs for the Cubs, Tommy Pham's three hits and two stolen bases for the Mets, Trayce Thompson's three-hit game for the Dodgers, and Nick Fortes' three-hit game with a home run and stolen base for the Marlins. Jose Altuve hit his first home run of the season for the Astros, while Chas McCormick hit his third home run of the season.
The Dodgers fell to the Brewers 9-3 after a long night stuck in San Diego due to a traffic accident and delayed flight to Milwaukee. Tony Gonsolin had a strong outing, retiring 12 of the first 13 Brewers he faced, but bad luck and sloppy defense cost him at least an inning and led to 3 unearned runs. Chris Taylor hit a pinch-hit home run in the 9th inning, but it was not enough to overcome the deficit. The Dodgers look to bounce back with Noah Syndergaard making his first start in nine days.
Dustin May pitched six scoreless innings and Chris Taylor hit a two-run homer to lead the Dodgers to a 2-1 victory over the Padres. Blake Snell pitched well for the Padres, but Taylor's homer was enough to secure the win. The series finale will take place on Sunday with Julio Urias facing off against Joe Musgrove.