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The Los Angeles Angels announced on Wednesday that they will not be retaining Kurt Suzuki as their manager for the 2027 MLB season. The Angels Baseball Operations Consultant, John Mozeliak, said that he’s had internal conversations with Kroenke Sports &…
The Los Angeles Angels announced they will not retain manager Kurt Suzuki for the 2027 MLB season. Following a 100-loss season, Baseball Operations Consultant John Mozeliak stated that discussions with ownership led to the decision to seek a new manager and coaching staff, though Suzuki was offered another role within the franchise.
Potential replacement candidates mentioned include Albert Pujols, who previously interviewed with the Angels and Padres. Other managerial options identified following recent league-wide departures include Alex Cora, Rob Thomson, Carlos Mendoza, Joe Espada, Dan Wilson, Rocco Baldelli, and Gabe Kapler.
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