He became the Robins' main catcher in 1923, succeeding Hank DeBerry. Although he led National League catchers in errors and in passed balls, Taylor also led in range factor, assists and baserunners caught stealing while batting .288 in 93 games.
He became the main catcher for the Robins in 1923, replacing Hank DeBerry. Despite leading National League catchers in errors and passed balls, Taylor also excelled in range factor, assists, and stolen base catches while batting .288 in 93 games.