Michael Taylor, 34, retired after his final game on Sept. 28, 2025, concluding a 12-year MLB career with the Nationals, Royals, Twins, Pirates, and White Sox.

Michael A. Taylor, a 34-year-old outfielder and 2019 World Series champion with the Nationals, has retired after playing his final game on September 28, 2025, against his former team at Nationals Park. Drafted by Washington in 2009, Taylor played seven seasons with the Nationals, earning a Gold Glove in 2021 and contributing to their championship run. He also played for the Royals, Twins, Pirates, and White Sox, appearing in 1,215 games over a 12-year MLB career. Known for his defensive excellence and leadership, Taylor hit .232 with 109 home runs and 128 stolen bases. He plans to focus on family and pursue coaching.