Angels part ways with manager Kurt Suzuki, begin dual search
Los Angeles declined Suzuki's option, leaving the club without a permanent manager or GM as they enter an offseason rebuild of leadership.
The Angels have declined manager Kurt Suzuki's contract option, confirming he will not return to lead the club. The organization also announced it will conduct a search for a permanent general manager. Both the managerial and GM roles are now open simultaneously, signaling a significant front-office and dugout overhaul. The moves suggest the Angels are resetting their leadership structure heading into the offseason.
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Los Angeles has no manager and no permanent GM after declining Kurt Suzuki's option and confirming John Mozeliak will not pursue the full-time role, per MLB.com's Rhett Bollinger.
Angels decline Kurt Suzuki's option, launch searches for manager and permanent GM
The Angels announced they will not bring back manager Kurt Suzuki, per MLB.com's Rhett Bollinger, and will simultaneously search for both a new manager and a permanent general manager.
Angels decline Kurt Suzuki's option, will search for new manager and permanent GM
The Angels declined manager Kurt Suzuki's contract option after a 62-100 season, per MLB.com's Rhett Bollinger, and will conduct parallel searches for a new manager and a full-time GM.
Angels decline Kurt Suzuki's option, will search for new manager and permanent GM
The Angels declined manager Kurt Suzuki's contract option after a 62-100 season and will conduct parallel searches for a new manager and a full-time GM, per MLB.com's Rhett Bollinger.
Angels decline Kurt Suzuki's option, will search for new manager and permanent GM
The Angels declined manager Kurt Suzuki's contract option after a 62-100 season, per MLB.com, and will run simultaneous searches for a new manager and a full-time GM.