The Dodgers hoped a cortisone injection would promote enough healing for Taylor to avoid the IL. But he’s “not getting better,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said.
LOS ANGELES — Wishing and hoping — and even a cortisone injection — didn’t make it so. The Dodgers couldn’t avoid putting Chris Taylor on the Injured List.
The move will be back-dated to Taylor’s pinch-hit appearance Wednesday in Anaheim, so he will be eligible to return on July 2. Whether Taylor needs to go on a rehab assignment will depend on how long he is sidelined, Roberts said. Third baseman Max Muncy took live at-bats on the field at Dodger Stadium Sunday and “had a good day,” according to Roberts.
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