After reports came out he would retire earlier in the week, starting pitcher Kyle Hendricks announced his retirement from MLB ...

Edwin Diaz, Robert Suarez, Devin Williams, and Pete Fairbanks are among the best closers in the class, and all four may ...

CLEMSON, S.C. - Seven former Tigers played in the major leagues in 2025, including first-year player Logan Davidson. Justin ...

Here are the biggest needs in free agency for the AL West: a division that could feature cutthroat races between at least ...

Magic Johnson joined the Fox pregame show before Game 4 of the World Series to talk about Shohei Ohtani on the heels of Monday's 18-inning Game 3 epic at Dodger Stadium. The Los Angeles Lakers great ...

Manager Kurt Suzuki won’t be the only fresh face in the Angels’ dugout next season. Sam Blum of The Athletic reports that Los Angeles is expected to have an almost entirely new coaching staff in 2026.

The New York Post's Jon Heyman took a shot at Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon in an article about the Los Angeles Dodgers' recent success. Heyman pointed towards the Dodgers' ...

The Angels’ managerial search is over, as the club announced that they’ve hired Kurt Suzuki as their new bench boss. The former MLB catcher had been a special assistant in the Halos’ front office.

The Angels are hiring special assistant Kurt Suzuki as the team's next manager, according to a report from ESPN's Jeff Passan. Suzuki has spent the last three seasons as a special assistant to general ...

The Angels officially named Kurt Suzuki their manager Tuesday, a bold choice of a recently retired player and a member of the team's front office who's never coached or managed at the MLB level.

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — The Los Angeles Angels hired former major league catcher Kurt Suzuki as their next manager on Tuesday. Suzuki has spent the past three seasons as a special assistant to Angels ...

According to reporting from The New York Post's Jon Heyman, the Los Angeles Angels did not agree to Shohei Ohtani's terms during free agency, choosing not to offer the $700 million in deferred money.