Will losing Austin Barnes and Chris Taylor cause problems for the Dodgers down the road? Statwise, Taylor and Barnes weren't anything special. In fact, if fans are looking at this from a purely ...

Chris Taylor is pictured before the Dodgers’ game on May 16. Getty Images. In 2017, Taylor was named co-MVP of the NLCS, and four years later, his two-run homer over the left-field fence ...

The recent subtraction of well-liked Dodgers veterans like Austin Barnes, left, and Chris Taylor, right, is part of the “business of baseball,” but it has left a hole in the day-to-day life of ...

Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Austin Barnes (15) celebrates with designated hitter Chris Taylor (3) after scoring in the fifth inning as Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Madison Bumgarner (40 ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers cut two of their longest-tenured players in the span of a week. Backup catcher Austin Barnes was designated for assignment, and utility man Chris Taylor was released. More ...

Anthony Moretti. Lomita. I'm sure Taylor and Barnes are nice guys, but they've been making millions of dollars and haven't performed for years. I don't think anyone has to feel sorry for them.

Moving on without Austin Barnes, Chris Taylor will affect Dodgers’ chemistry Moves like the release of the well-liked veterans last week are ‘the business side’ of the game, their former ...