The Braves are bringing Perry Minasian back to their front office, reports Bob Nightengale of USA Today. Jesús Cano of The Athletic reports that Minasian will be a senior advisor in amateur scouting.
At the time, then Angels GM Perry Minasian though he was helping himself when he claimed outfielder Wade Meckler off waivers. San Francisco had made the Orange County native available and the Angels needed some depth on the grass.
After having already making big changes in the front office by firing general manager Perry Minasian and naming longtime St. Louis Cardinals executive John Mozeliak as the interim, the Los Angeles Angels are now switching things up with the coaching staff.
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
The Los Angeles Angels fired Perry Minasian as general manager in late June, as the organization aims to make some changes with the front office moving forward.
The Los Angeles Angels just completed their first draft with interim general manager John Mozeliak at the helm after a pretty disappointing stretch of seasons with Perry Minasian running the team.
The 2026 MLB Draft is in the books, and it was a creatively weird draft. Roch Cholowsky (pronounced chill-OW-skee) became the third collegiate shortstop ever taken first overall, joining Bill Almon (1974) and Dansby Swanson (2015).
For nearly a decade, watching the Los Angeles Angels navigate the first round of the MLB Draft felt like watching a franchise trapped in a self-imposed loop.
Over the past week, the postmortems of Perry Minasian's five-and-a-half seasons in Anaheim offered reflections on what he could not do as the Angels' general manager, as much as what he did.
Death, taxes, and the Angels bullpen blowing leads. Perry Minasian's tenure as Angels general manager is filled with a litany of bullpen failures that have cost the team both wins and over $135 million in free agent contracts; most of which were wasted money.
The Los Angeles Angels enter the most pivotal trade deadline in years without a permanent general manager, and that uncertainty cannot become an excuse for inaction.
Late on Friday evening reports surfaced that the Los Angeles Angels parted ways with General Manager Perry Minasian. Minasian was originally hired ahead of the 2021 season ending his five-plus year run in which the Angles went 418-534 missing the playoffs each season and finishing last in the AL the past three years.
The Los Angeles Angels are in the midst of yet another lost season. Changes throughout the organization are clearly needed. One of those changes occurred late Friday.
Major League Baseball faces the challenge of ensuring that players from Venezuela return to the United States safely and legally so they can begin their seasons.
The narrative surrounding the Los Angeles Angels shifted further on Tuesday as criticism of the front office and its public messaging intensified following remarks from a recent interview with general manager Perry Minasian that sparked a viral response across baseball media.
Whenever a team looks to attract free-agent talent, it's common for a player to weigh his own long-term future against that of the organization. To that end, the chips are stacked against the Angels this winter.
Los Angeles Angels general manager Perry Minasian answered tough questions regarding his job performance amid the team's continued struggles. Minasian has been with the Angels organization for five years as the front office figurehead, making all decisions regarding roster building and staff organization.
The Los Angeles Angels have crashed to a halt after a strong start to the 2025 season. They won seven of their first 10 games, providing some hope that general manager Perry Minasian may have done enough to lift the Angels out of their league-longest streak of consecutive losing seasons (9) and seasons without a playoff appearance (10).
The Los Angeles Angels were the most active team in baseball in the month leading up to the Winter Meetings. And general manager Perry Minasian made it seem as though the work was far from over.
With the Angels’ recent signing of left-hander Yusei Kikuchi to a three-year deal now officially announced, GM Perry Minasian spoke on Wednesday to reporters about the club’s 2025 rotation and their plans for the rest of the winter.
For the first in Major League Baseball history, two brothers will simultaneously serve as general managers, as the San Francisco Giants are set to hire Zack Minasian, the brother of Los Angeles Angels GM Perry Minasian, per multiple reports on Thursday.
Los Angeles Angels general manager Perry Minasian encouraged fans to stick with the team, despite another losing season. “For our fans, the ones that have
Though the club is wrapping up another disappointing season, Minasian expressed confidence in what he believes to be a budding core and indicated the entire coaching staff will be returning next year.
The 2024 season for the Los Angeles Angels did not look pretty by virtually any measure. The team’s two highest-paid players making a combined $75.6 million played a combined 86 games.
The Los Angeles Angels did not have luck on their side when they were paired with the Baltimore Orioles to begin the 2024 MLB season. Perry Minasian and company — who opted to cut costs and build toward the future — were tasked with starting their campaign against a legitimate World Series contender with talent at every position.
The Los Angeles Angels, before the last week and a half, were having a slow off-season. The Halos weren't making significant signings to any part of their team.
It was reported over the weekend that the Angels are one of several clubs interested in free-agent catcher Martín Maldonado, but general manager Perry Minasian spoke at the winter meetings Monday and threw a bit of cold water on that idea.