The Los Angeles Angels are retaining Ron Washington as their manager, general manager Perry Minasian confirmed, via Jeff Fletcher of the OC Register. The Angels have decided to stick with Washington even after the team finished with the worst record in franchise history, going 63-99 on the season.
The Los Angeles Angels’ 2024 season has mercifully come to an end. Battered by injuries all season, the Angels had to turn to some young pieces and unexpected veterans to field a roster for all 162 games.
Heandog gets off the hook The Texas Rangers scored nine runs while the Anaheim Angels scored eight runs. My goodness. What did Ron Washington do to deserve this?
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Red Detmers' season was almost perfectly summed up in his final start of the year. While he threw 12 strikeouts, tied for his career high, he also threw gave up three home runs as the Angels lost to the Texas Rangers 5-2.
Well, it's finally over. The Los Angeles Angels have finished 2024 with the worst record in franchise history. While the Angels technically won more games in 1994 and 2020, they didn't lose 97 games.
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington didn’t mince words about how his players fared in yet another playoff-less season. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times this week, Washington claimed the franchise “forgot” to acquire big-league talent for the 2024 season.
The Los Angeles Angels 2024 season hasn't gone quite to plan. The team has already hit the franchise record for losses in a season and they still have a few more games to go.
It's official: the 2024 Angels are the worst team in franchise history. By losing their 96th game of the season Thursday — to the 120-loss Chicago White Sox, no less — the Angels assured their final three home games against the Texas Rangers will do nothing to erase their place in team history.
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.
The 2024 season went far from expected within the Los Angeles Angels organization. The Halos were hopeful that their blend of high-potential youth and stars like Mike Trout — along with a new manager in Ron Washington — would lead them to, at the very least, contention for a postseason spot.
As things stand, Angels left-hander Reid Detmers is scheduled to start Saturday against the Houston Astros. And his marching orders are fairly clear. Angels manager Ron Washington effectively made them public after Detmers' most recent start Tuesday against the Chicago White Sox, when he called out the 25-year-old for "giving in" to his struggles.
Seven of the final 16 games on the Los Angeles Angels’ schedule for the 2024 season are against the Houston Astros. Despite an incredibly slow start to the season, the Astros are 83-70 entering play on Friday with a spot in the postseason all but locked up.
In a candid revelation, a Los Angeles Angels pitcher admitted to not having a "feel for the ball" prior to a game where he was notably ineffective. This admission brings to light potential concerns regarding player readiness and mental preparation before critical games.
While he has made headlines as the first Italian-born pitcher in Major League Baseball history to win a game, left-hander Samuel Aldegheri's last outing was disappointing.
The Los Angeles Angels are currently on pace to have the worst record in franchise history. Currently sitting at 60-87, the Angels have a .408 win percentage, the lowest since the club had a .406 win percentage in 1980.
The Los Angeles Angels made a few roster moves ahead of their 7-4 loss to the Texas Rangers on Sunday. The Angels called up right-handed relief pitcher Hans Crouse from Triple-A Salt Lake and optioned right-hander Victor Mederos.
In the final month of the season, the Los Angeles Angels are focusing not only on evaluating many of their young players but also on managing the workload of their regulars.
Los Angeles Angels right-handed pitcher Jose Soriano's season has ended early due to arm fatigue. The Halos transferred him to the 60-day injured list on Saturday and confirmed that he won't pitch again this season.
Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Jack Kochanowicz impressed Angels manager Ron Washington despite a shaky first inning to his start on Thursday. During the 3-1 loss to the Texas Rangers, Kochanowicz gave up a three-run home run to Adolis García in the first inning on a sinker.
The Atlanta Braves have struggled this season in more ways than one, and former coach and current LA Angles manager Ron Washington sees it. Between inconsistent hitting, injuries, and playing down to their opponents, the team has struggled compared to seasons past.
The Los Angeles Angels came to New York City in rainy August weather. They fought through postponements, delays and the harsh New York Yankees fanbase cheering for one of baseball’s best teams.
The Angels came calling this offseason and the 72-year-old manager is in charge of curating a young ball club into one that can fulfill the later years of franchise outfielder Mike Trout.
Ron Washington had a very simple request of his pitching staff this season.
After a second consecutive blowout loss on Saturday, Ron Washington took bold action.
Absolutely nothing is expected from the Los Angeles Angels in 2024. Just don't say that to new manager Ron Washington.
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