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‘Miracle Mets’ relief pitcher, a two-time World Series champion who also became an MLB doctor, has died
TORONTO — Former New York Mets relief pitcher Ron Taylor, who won a pair of World Series championships as a player and two more as the Toronto Blue Jays’ team physician, has died, according to the Mets. The 11-year MLB veteran was 87.
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The New York Mets say World Series winner and former Toronto Blue Jays team physician Dr. Ron Taylor has died. He was 87.
Ron Taylor, former relief pitcher, 1969 Miracle Met, and longtime physician, passed away Monday after a lengthy illness.
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