Summary
Former Major League Baseball player Michael A. Taylor announced his retirement. Taylor, who won a Gold Glove Award during his 12-year career, played for several teams including the Chicago White Sox and the Washington Nationals.
Key Facts
- Michael A. Taylor is retiring from Major League Baseball at age 34.
- Taylor played 12 years in the MLB.
- He won a Gold Glove Award while playing for the Kansas City Royals.
- Taylor started his career with the Washington Nationals, where he spent seven years.
- He played for the Chicago White Sox, Minnesota Twins, and Pittsburgh Pirates, as well.
- Taylor announced he would spend more time with his children in retirement.
- He may consider a future career in coaching.
