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Ex-All-Star Taylor's Comeback Cut Short by Fracture
24 May
Summary
- Taylor reversed his retirement decision one day after announcing it.
- He sustained a left forearm fracture, placing him on the injured list.
- Taylor's professional future remains uncertain due to the injury.
Taylor, a prominent player who previously earned an All-Star selection in 2021 and secured two World Series rings with the Dodgers, has reversed his decision to retire from professional baseball. His change of heart was short-lived, as he was placed on the injured list at Triple-A Salt Lake.
The 35-year-old suffered a left forearm fracture, an injury that will keep him out indefinitely. This setback raises questions about whether he will be able to play professionally again.
Taylor had been experiencing a difficult season with Salt Lake, posting a .255 batting average with a .321 slugging percentage and no home runs over 132 plate appearances. The extent of his injury means his return to the field is uncertain.
