A former Los Angeles Angels manager has voiced criticism of the team’s roster. Meanwhile, owner Arte Moreno has weighed in on the possibility of selling the ball club, and a notable All-Star is considering a return.
The Los Angeles Angels have reached a pivotal moment, confirming a key decision about Ron Washington’s role. Meanwhile, Ray Montgomery sheds light on his exit from the organization, hinting at broader transitions within the clubhouse.
The Los Angeles Angels may be preparing for a pivotal offseason as they consider three distinct managerial options for the 2026 MLB season. An MLB insider’s claim points to a crucial choice that could shape the team’s future trajectory.
Arte Moreno, owner of the Los Angeles Angels, will make a final decision on manager Ron Washington by 2026, according to an insider. This anticipated move raises questions about the immediate and long-term future of the team’s on-field leadership.
The Los Angeles Angels have made their move regarding the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 draft while stirring cross-sport chatter thanks to an announcer’s playful rise at the Cowboys’ expense. Meanwhile, manager Ron Washington shared his outlook for the path ahead.
Ron Washington, the 73-year-old Los Angeles Angels coach, has embarked on a healthier path after undergoing heart surgery. While his renewed lifestyle includes quitting smoking and cutting stress, there’s no word yet on whether he will manage another 162-game season.
Ron Washington has rejoined the Los Angeles Angels in Texas, providing an update on his health. At the same time, the organization is closely monitoring Mike Trout’s injury status and preparing for a significant roster move.
Zach Neto wasted no time, sending the first pitch of Monday’s matchup over the fence to help the Los Angeles Angels secure a 4-0 win against the Texas Rangers. The game also marked the return of manager Ron Washington after quadruple bypass heart surgery.
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington disclosed that he recently had quadruple bypass heart surgery after going on medical leave eight weeks ago. The announcement, made Monday, highlights the seriousness of his condition and signals a critical moment for the Angels’ dugout leadership.
Los Angeles Angels Manager Ron Washington isn’t concerned with matching the Dodgers, stating, “We don’t have what they’ve got.” Emphasizing his team’s unique path, Washington dismisses comparisons to their cross-town rivals.
