Angels fire manager Kurt Suzuki after losing 100 games in his only season
- On Wednesday, October 21, 2026, the Los Angeles Angels declined the 2027 option on manager Kurt Suzuki's contract, ending his tenure after one season at the helm.
- The team finished 62-100 in Suzuki's only year, marking the first 100-loss season in franchise history and prompting the management change.
- Interim General Manager John Mozeliak, who previously praised Suzuki's job performance, confirmed the decision required consultation with the incoming ownership group.
- The organization will open a search for a new manager for 2027, while Suzuki has been offered a position as a special assistant with the team.
- As the franchise prepares for the 2027 season, the Angels begin an immediate search for a replacement to stabilize the organization following the historic 100-loss year.
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Kurt Suzuki Out as Angels Manager
The Angels announced Wednesday that Kurt Suzuki will not return as manager next season after the team finished with a franchise-record 100 losses in his first year at the helm. The Angels declined their 2027 club option on Suzuki, who guided the team to a 62-100 record this season, and will begin searching for a […]
Kurt Suzuki out as Angels manager as new era begins to takes shape
By Field Level Media Oct 21 (Field Level Media) - The Los Angeles Angels began their offseason of expected upheaval Wednesday by announcing that Kurt Suzuki will not return as manager in 2027. In his first season at the helm of the Angels, Suzuki gui...
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Angels fire manager Kurt Suzuki after losing 100 games in his only season
Angels make a major decision on Kurt Suzuki
The Los Angeles Angels are set to have another new manager for the 2027 MLB season. On Wednesday, the Angels announced that they have decided not to pick up the option for Kurt Suzuki and they will search for a new coaching staff in 2027. OFFICIAL: The Angels announced that the Club has declined the …
Angels Moving on from Manager Kurt Suzuki After One Season - Bleacher Nation
Although many of the would-have-been-open managerial jobs were filled internally before we really got into hiring season (Red Sox, Mets, Phillies), the Astros’ decision to let Joe Espada walk meant that there were two openings in MLB, together with the Mariners (who may ultimately just hire Espada, so it’s kinda one and a half). But it turns out there will be another opening, and it is also out in the AL West: OFFICIAL: The Angels announced that…
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