Last week, I wrote about how Cardinals legend Albert Pujols was brought up in the Eric Kay trial. An ex-Angels club employee allegedly had videos of Pujols making Kay do dares such as being hit on the knee with a 90-mph fastball.
The timing seemed perfect for Albert Pujols to land his first job as a manager with numerous teams in need of a new skipper this offseason. He was considered the frontrunner for the Los Angeles Angels job.
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The Padres didn't choose Albert Pujols as their manager, going with Craig Stammen instead.
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Major League Baseball is having one of the more competitive World Series in recent years, but the Friar Faithful are enjoying the festivities from their homes once again and not at Petco Park.
The Angels interviewed future Hall of Fame slugger Albert Pujols for their managerial vacancy earlier this month. The job ultimately went to Kurt Suzuki, but Pujols walked away undeterred.
On Tuesday, Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune reported that the Padres were entering the final stages of their managerial search.
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The Padres are deep in their search for their next manager following the surprise retirement announcement from MIke Shildt, who spent two seasons at the helm in San Diego.
The San Diego Padres are still searching for their next manager, but began the second round of interviews for the vacant position earlier this week. The Padres hosted Albert Pujols for a number of hours, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune's Kevin Acee.
It certainly seems like St. Louis Cardinals legend Albert Pujols still has a chance at a managerial position this offseason, despite missing out on the Los Angeles Angels and Baltimore Orioles jobs.
After missing the postseason for the third straight year in 2025, the St. Louis Cardinals have a lengthy to-do list this offseason as they rebuild. Meanwhile, elsewhere in Major League Baseball, two franchise legends want to try their hand at managing.
The San Diego Padres are in the hunt for a new manager after Mike Shildt's abrupt retirement announcement following the end of the Friars' season. Shildt had been at the helm for the last two seasons, leading the Padres to consecutive postseasons for the first time since 2005-06 and logging 90 or more wins in both seasons.
Albert Pujols is no longer talking to the Los Angeles Angels about their vacant managerial job, according to multiple reports Monday. The former slugger reportedly met with Angels general manager Perry Minasian in St.
Albert Pujols had been viewed for weeks as the favorite to become the next manager of the Los Angeles Angels, but he is reportedly no longer in consideration for the job.
It appears Albert Pujols won’t be the next manager of the Angels.
Perhaps the biggest story regarding the Baltimore Orioles this week has been their reported interest in hiring MLB legend Albert Pujols as their next manager.
While the Orioles need somebody who is well-established, Albert Pujols' baseball knowledge makes him a good potential candidate.
The Baltimore Orioles are considering hiring former MLB superstar Albert Pujols for their vacant managerial position. The team hasn’t interviewed Pujols in a formal capacity for the position, but is expected to do so soon, according to Alden Gonzalez of ESPN.
The Angels aren’t the only team vying for Albert Pujols’ managerial services.
Future Hall of Fame player Albert Pujols, reportedly a candidate to be the Los Angeles Angels' manager, also has interest from the Baltimore Orioles, ESPN reported on Wednesday evening.
Albert Pujols has been heavily linked to the Los Angeles Angels’ manager job, but he may have a second suitor after all. The Baltimore Orioles are interested in Pujols for their managerial position, according to Alden Gonzalez of ESPN.
Albert Pujols is widely considered the favorite to become the next manager of the Los Angeles Angels, but there is at least one other team that is reportedly looking to make its pitch to the future Hall of Famer.
Albert Pujols appears to be the increasingly inevitable choice for one of Major League Baseball’s open managerial positions. Pujols had a positive meeting with Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno regarding the team’s managerial job, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post.
In a move that is equal parts bold and baffling, Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno appears to be making his next big swing: Albert Pujols.
On Tuesday, the Los Angeles Angels announced that manager Ron Washington and interim manager Ray Montgomery would not be returning to the club for 2026, and an intriguing name has emerged as a potential replacement: future Hall of Famer Albert Pujols. But would that be the right move for the Angels?
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