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 single season leading the club.
Lansing, MI, October 21, 2026 —
The Los Angeles Angels have fired manager Kurt Suzuki after the team lost 100 games during his single season leading the club. The available information identifies Suzuki as the manager and says the team’s total reached 100 losses during that season.
The summary does not provide the date of the decision or specify when the club reached the 100-loss mark. It also does not state whether the team gave a reason for firing Suzuki beyond the season’s loss total, so no further explanation for the decision is available.
Details about the club’s next steps were not provided. The information does not identify an interim manager or a permanent replacement, or say whether the Angels have begun a search for a new manager. It also contains no statement from Suzuki or the team.
The reported change ends Suzuki’s single season leading the Angels, according to the available summary. No additional information was provided about his tenure, the team’s record beyond the 100 losses, or any plans for the coming season. Those details remain unspecified, and the known facts are limited to the team’s decision to fire Suzuki and the 100 losses accumulated during his one season as manager.
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