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 & Entertainment’s leadership about the future of Angels baseball. Mozeliak said that “those conversations have shaped […] The post Who Will the Los Angeles Angels Hire To Replace Kurt Suzuki? appeared first on The Lead.

The Los Angeles Angels finally fired Kurt Suzuki, but he could be moving on from the Angels.

The Los Angeles Angels made a news announcement about manager Kurt Suzuki on Wednesday, announcing that he is out as the team’s manager.Suzuki, who only managed one season with the Angels, was on a one-year contract with an option year for 2027.Instead of picking that option up, the Angels declined it, letting go of Suzuki […] The post Angels Make Kurt Suzuki News Announcement appeared first on HEAVY.

Kurt Suzuki will not be retained as manager of the Los Angeles Angels after the first 100-loss campaign in club history, the Major League Baseball team announced on Wednesday.At 62-100 in his first season as an MLB manager, the 43-year-old Suzuki oversaw the worst record in the American League and second-worst in MLB. Suzuki, who ended his 16-year career as a catcher with the Angels in 2022 before serving as a special assistant to the general manager for two seasons, took over as manager a year

The Los Angeles Angels have officially decided to move on from manager Kurt Suzuki after just one season, declining the option in his contract ahead of the 2027 MLB campaign. The decision comes after the Angels finished the 2026 season with a 62-100 record, marking the first 100-loss season in franchise history. Los Angeles also finished last in […] The post Angels make final decision on Kurt Suzuki’s managerial future appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Suzuki has been offered the opportunity to stay with the organization as a special assistant.

Kurt Suzuki spent just one season as the Angels' manager.

Kurt Suzuki is no longer the Anaheim Angels’ manager

After a historic 100-loss season, the Halos seek their sixth skipper in six years, leaving leadership in flux as front office tensions signal a massive organizational overhaul.