Ron Taylor, a relief pitcher who helped the Mets win the 1969 World Series and went on to become the Blue Jays team physician for three decades, died Monday following a lengthy illness, the Mets ...

Former MLB reliever and physician Ron Taylor has passed away, according to an announcement from the Mets. He was 87. A Toronto native, Taylor began his career in the Cleveland organization in 1956. He ...

NEW YORK -- Dr. Ron Taylor, a World Series champion pitcher with both the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets who later became the Toronto Blue Jays' team physician, died Monday. He was 87. Taylor ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Dr. Ron Taylor, a World Series champion pitcher with both the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets who later became the Toronto Blue Jays’ team physician, died Monday. He was 87.

NEW YORK (AP) — Dr. Ron Taylor, a World Series champion pitcher with both the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets who later became the Toronto Blue Jays’ team physician, died Monday. He was 87.

Former Major League Baseball pitcher Ron Taylor has died, the New York Mets announced on Monday. He was 87 years old. Taylor, who was the longtime team doctor for the Toronto Blue Jays after his ...

Former MLB reliever and physician Ron Taylor has died, according to an announcement from the Mets. He was 87. That was one of eight appearances that Taylor would make in his rookie season. After the ...

New York Mets hero and two-time World Series champion Ron Taylor passed away on Monday at age 87 in Toronto after a lengthy illness, the team announced. Taylor made his Major League Baseball debut ...

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Two-time World Series winner Ron Taylor, who became a doctor after his major league career ended, died on Monday. He was 87. Taylor won titles with the 1964 St. Louis Cardinals and the 1969 New York ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Dr. Ron Taylor, a World Series champion pitcher with both the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets who later became the Toronto Blue Jays' team physician, died Monday. He was 87.