Angels Fire Kurt Suzuki After 100-Loss Season
The Los Angeles Angels have fired manager Kurt Suzuki after the team lost 100 games in his sole season. The decision was announced on Wednesday, and the team plans to seek a new manager in 2027.
Minot Bismarck Dickinson, ND, October 21, 2026 —
The Los Angeles Angels have fired manager Kurt Suzuki after the team lost 100 games in his sole season, according to the available summary of the decision. The team announced the move on Wednesday.
The Angels plan to seek a new manager in 2027. No details were provided about who will lead the team in the interim, when the search will begin, or what qualities the club will prioritize in a successor.
The summary does not identify the year in which the announcement was made, provide further details about Suzuki’s tenure, or include a statement from the team or Suzuki. It also does not specify whether the 100 losses were cited by the Angels as the reason for the decision; it reports that the firing followed that season’s record.
Beyond the planned search, no next steps were outlined. The information provided does not name potential candidates or give a timetable for hiring a new manager. The Angels’ announcement therefore establishes the leadership change and the club’s stated plan for 2027, while leaving the process and its timing unspecified.
Suzuki’s departure ends his sole season as the team’s manager, as described in the summary. Further details about the club’s plans, including who will manage the team before a successor is selected, were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Associated Press on www.kxnet.com, see more information here.
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