The Los Angeles Dodgers recently parted ways with utility man Chris Taylor.
After 10 seasons in L.A., Taylor was released as emerging talent from Triple-A and injured Dodgers returning to the team made for a crowded clubhouse. With the end goal being October baseball, moves needed to be made to not only help the team right now, but for years to come.
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Because of this new roster reality, president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman spoke on how Taylor’s most recent role in L.