Los Angeles Angels writer Sam Blum spoke on the condition of Angels manager Ron Washington, who will miss the remainder of the season due to health concerns.

1. Ron Washington, Los Angeles Angels manager This would not be a very popular move. Fair enough, as Ron Washington's most recent stint as a manager has underwhelmed across the board.

Why not Eric Young Sr. as the next manager of the Atlanta Braves? He has the resume. He also helped groom some guy for the team named Ronald Acuna Jr.

The New York Yankees have not played much winning baseball recently, and many fans are questioning Aaron Boone's future wth the team.

Lack of Leadership The departure of respected figures like Ron Washington and Fried has created a leadership void in the clubhouse.

Ron Washington had a massive impact on the Braves behind the scenes and has been difficult to replace. (John Bazemore / Associated Press) And the big one, as I’ve said before, was Ron Washington.

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It was nearly two months ago when Angels manager Ron Washington said he anticipated Trout was just days away from a return to the outfield (via Jack Janes of The Sporting Tribune).

Trout was one of four Angels hit by a pitch Tuesday. Manager Ray Montgomery yelled at Bruce Bochy about throwing pitches over the plate.

Young, former Rangers general manager Jon Daniels and assistant general manager Thad Levine took a trip down memory lane.

It was nearly two months ago when Angels manager Ron Washington said he anticipated Trout was just days away from a return to the outfield (via Jack Janes of The Sporting Tribune).