Angels owner Arte Moreno, not general manager Perry Minasian, will make the call whether to retain manager Ron Washington for the 2026 season, MLB insider Buster Olney of ESPN reported.
With the Los Angeles Angels coming off a win over the Minnesota Twins, the team is without a permanent manager as Ron Washington is recovering from quadruple bypass surgery.
After Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington was forced to step down earlier this season due to health complications, acting manager Ray Montgomery has been the skipper for the Halos.
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The Los Angeles Angels are considering bringing back manager Ron Washington for the 2026 season, per the New York Post's Jon Heyman. Washington has been away from the team since June after some complications with his health, and the Angels announced earlier this season he would stay on the sideline for the remainder of 2025.
Los Angeles Angels general manager Perry Minasian remained non-committal about who will manage the team next season. Skipper Ron Washington underwent a major heart procedure during the middle of the season, forcing him to step away from the dugout.
The Los Angeles Angels got a much-needed rest day Thursday after a blowout loss to the Texas Rangers on Wednesday. During the game, Angels play-by-play commentator Wayne Randazzo took a shot at the Dallas Cowboys and their fans.
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington joined the Halos for their series against the Texas Rangers this week. He has been absent from the team since June when the Angels announced he would be out indefinitely.
Former Atlanta Braves coach Ron Washington made his long-awaited return to visit the Angels since he stepped away for medical reasons. It has been revealed that he stepped away due to a heart issue, and he underwent a quadruple bypass surgery on June 30.
Angels manager Ron Washington has been on medical leave since June. While the public updates from Washington and general manager Perry Minasian have been largely hopeful ever since, the 73-year-old was privately worried he would lose his life.
Ron Washington was placed on medical leave by the Angels on June 20 and hasn't managed the team since. But it wasn't always obvious to the 73-year-old that he would need to miss the remainder of this season to attend to his health — or that he would need open-heart surgery just to survive.
The Los Angeles Angels beat the Texas Rangers, 4-0, in an impressive road shutout from the Halos. It was a dominant win, which saw Jose Soriano return to the mound after the birth of his child and provide a gem.
The entire baseball world was left on edge when Ron Washington announced he was stepping away indefinitely due to undisclosed health concerns. On Monday, the Angels manager addressed the media for the first time since late June, revealing he underwent quadruple bypass surgery.
Zach Neto wasted no time, launching the game’s first pitch for a home run, and the Los Angeles Angels rode strong pitching to a 4-0 victory over the Texas Rangers on Monday night.
Former Atlanta Braves coach Ron Washington made his long-awaited return to visit the Angels since he stepped away for medical reasons. It has been revealed that he stepped away due to a heart issue, and he underwent a quadruple bypass surgery on June 30.
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington revealed Monday that he underwent quadruple bypass heart surgery shortly after going on medical leave eight weeks ago.
In June, the Los Angeles Angels announced that manager Ron Washington would remain on medical leave for the rest of the season.
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington offered details about the health issue that forced him away from the team for roughly half of the season. Washington joined the Angels on the road in Arlington, Tx.
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington stepped away from the team earlier this week due to an undisclosed medical issue. Ray Montgomery took his place as interim manager, with no certainty on when Washington might return or what type of issue he was facing.
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington stepped away from the team earlier this week due to an undisclosed medical issue. Ray Montgomery took his place as interim manager, with no certainty on when Washington might return or what type of issue he was facing.
The Los Angeles Angels announced some news about Ron Washington on Friday. The Angels said that Washington will not return to manage the team this season.
Ron Washington will not manage the Los Angeles Angels for the rest of the season due to a health concern, the team announced Friday. Bench coach Ray Montgomery will act as interim manager.
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington will not be returning to the bench anytime soon.
The Angels announced on Friday that manager Ron Washington will stay on medical leave for the remainder of the 2025 season.
In some somber news, Braves legend and World Series champion Ron Washington is stepping down as the acting manager of the Angels indefinitely due to health concerns.
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington will not manage the team for an indefinite period due to a health concern, general manager Perry Minasian told reporters on Friday.
Ron Washington will not manage the Angels for an indefinite period of time due to a health concern.
While the Atlanta Braves may be underperforming so far this season, one MLB insider believes their 27-36 record heading into Sunday's action won't be enough to cost manager Brian Snitker his job.
The Angels manager previously said the organization “forgot to bring real baseball players” into the system, a situation that would be rectified in the coming offseason.
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