Angels interim GM John Mozeliak outlines plans for improvement

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Last updated Jun 27, 2026

Angels interim GM John Mozeliak outlines plans for improvement
Summary

John Mozeliak, introduced as the interim general manager for the Los Angeles Angels, detailed his plans for the team's future during a news conference ahead of their game against the Athletics. He stated that hiring a new manager to replace Kurt Suzuki is not a priority, confirming that the current coaching staff will remain intact for the season. Mozeliak aims to transform the Angels, who have a 34-39 record and 10 consecutive losing seasons, by focusing on the upcoming draft and trade deadline. He is tasked with eventually finding a permanent general manager and developing a strategy that aligns with ownership’s wishes on player retention and rebuilding.

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  • Angels currently hold an American League-worst record of 34-39.
  • Mozeliak plans to address the draft and trade strategy soon.
  • Current coaching staff remains in place for the season.
  • Mozeliak has a list of GM candidates and will seek interviews after August.
  • The Angels have recorded 10 straight losing seasons.
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John Mozeliak has a lengthy to-do list as interim general manager for the Los Angeles Angels, but the hiring of a new manager to replace Kurt Suzuki is not among his priorities. “I met with Kurt and most of (the coaches) this morning, and I told them they’re all fine for this year,” Mozeliak, the former St. Louis Cardinals’ baseball operations head, said at a news conference before Saturday night’s game against the Athletics. “And then, ultimately, hopefully, we lead to that foundation and structure that provides perpetual winning for the Angels.”

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