Ron Washington Steps Down as Angels' Manager for Remainder of 2025 Season
June 28, 2025 - 05:12
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington will miss the remainder of the 2025 season due to health issues. The team announced the decision, expressing their support for Washington during this challenging time. Washington, who has been at the helm since 2023, has been a vital part of the Angels' coaching staff, known for his leadership and experience in the game.
In light of Washington's absence, the Angels have appointed Ray Montgomery as the interim manager. Montgomery, who has served as the team's bench coach, brings a wealth of knowledge and familiarity with the players and the organization. The Angels are hopeful that Montgomery can guide the team through the remainder of the season as they aim for a successful finish.
The news comes as a significant blow to the Angels, who are navigating a competitive season. Fans and players alike are rallying around Washington, wishing him a swift recovery and looking forward to his return in the future.
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