Anaheim, Califf. – Los Angeles Angels Manager Ron Washington will lose the rest of the season for an unspecified medical problem, the team said Friday.
Washington, 73. The oldest manager of the main league number, has been faced last week.
He had a shortness of breath and was tired to the end of a four-game series of New Yank Yankees ended on June 19. Washington returned to southern California, suffered a series of tests and placed a medical consent.
The angels, the angels of Ray Montgomery filled in Washington last week, was appointed provisional management. Infield Coach Ryan GOINS was promoted to the bank coach.
Washington 664-611 is 10 seasons as important directors of League, eight with Texas and two Los Angeles.
He took it to the appearances of the world without 2010 and 2011 series in September 2010. Washington returned to sport with sports and atlanta Braves, when he won the World Series in 2021, before landing the second management work in Orange County.
The angels were 40-40 when they were visiting the Washington Nationals on Friday night, three straight, under Montgomery and 10 in general. Los Angeles has played better than the most important league in the straightforward straight and 10 seasons in direct forests.
The 55-year-old Montgomery receives his first work as the General Manager of League. He worked as a fronterous director of the Aingalamen in Westchester County in New York and Milwaukee.
Montgomery became the coach of Angeles in 2021, after taking the General Manager of Perry Minasia, and Joe Maddon, Phil Nevin and Washington managed with angels.
GOINS played eight seasons in the main leagues, Washington hired as a coach of angels before the 2024 season.
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