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The Los Angeles Angels hired Kurt Suzuki as their new manager, but one of the terms of Suzuki’s new contract sticks out in an unusual way. Sam Blum of The Athletic reported Wednesday that Suzuki only agreed to a 1-year contract with the Angels. …
The Los Angeles Angels have hired one of their former players as their new manager, but that former player is not Albert Pujols. Kurt Suzuki reached an agreement on Tuesday to become the next manager of the Angels, according to multiple reports. …
The Los Angeles Angels gave Kurt Suzuki a nice sendoff to end his career. The Angels let Suzuki start Tuesday night’s 161st game of the season at catcher. He caught one pitch and then exited to a standing ovation as part of a ceremonial exit. …
After 16 solid seasons, The Kurt Suzuki Show is coming off the air. The veteran catcher Suzuki told reporters this week that he plans to retire upon the conclusion of the 2022 MLB season. “I feel like it’s time,” said Suzuki, per Jeff Fletcher …
The Los Angeles Angels are giving an update on catcher Kurt Suzuki after a scary incident during Saturday’s game against the Toronto Blue Jays. Suzuki was catching warmup tosses from starting pitcher Michael Lorenzen in between innings when he …
Major League Baseball found evidence that the Houston Astros cheated during the 2017 regular season, 2017 postseason and into the 2018 season, but the investigation did not mention anything about the team stealing signs during the World Series last …
President Donald Trump hosted the Washington Nationals on Monday to honor them for their World Series title, and the visit was not without some controversy. How many members of the team would even attend the ceremony was a question. Eight Nationals …
Kurt Suzuki left Wednesday night’s Game 5 of the NLDS between his Washington Nationals and the Los Angeles Dodgers after being hit by a Walker Buehler pitch in the top of the seventh inning. Buehler was trying to go up in the zone on a 1-2 …
The Washington Nationals are continuing to retool their team in what is expected to be an offseason of significant change for them. According to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com, the Nationals agreed to terms with catcher Kurt Suzuki on a two-year deal. …
