Ultimately, on the stacked Dodgers roster the former All-Star, Taylor, was not able to play enough for his liking. And with a batting percentage that is at or below .200 for the first time in a decade - his lowest since his 2015 season on the Mariners, it seems like the veteran may have more luck getting additional playing time elsewhere.

The Dodgers shockingly released utility man Chris Taylor last week, but it appears he was ready to find opportunities elsewhere with the hope of playing more.

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts addressed the the team's decision to release longtime utility man Chris Taylor — and made one shocking admission.