Angels Fire Manager Kurt Suzuki After 100-Loss Season
The Los Angeles Angels have fired manager Kurt Suzuki after the team lost 100 games during his sole season as manager.
Peoria Bloomington, IL, October 21, 2026 —
The Los Angeles Angels have fired manager Kurt Suzuki after the team lost 100 games during his sole season as manager, according to the available account of the move.
The summary provides no further details about when the firing occurred or how the Angels announced it. It also does not identify who will manage the team next, whether an interim manager has been named, or what reasons the organization gave beyond the team’s 100 losses.
Suzuki’s tenure as manager lasted one season. The information provided does not specify the team’s complete win-loss record, its standing in the league, or how many games remained when it reached 100 losses. It does not include comments from Suzuki, team officials or players.
The circumstances around the decision remain unclear from the available details. No information was provided about Suzuki’s contract, the timing of any discussions about his position, or the Angels’ plans for selecting a successor. The account also does not say whether Suzuki will remain with the organization in another role.
The stated basis for the news is the combination of Suzuki’s dismissal and the team’s 100 losses during his only season as manager. Further details about the decision and the club’s next steps were not included in the summary.
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