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On Thursday, the National Baseball Hall of Fame Contemporary Era Committee came out with a list of managers, executives, and umpires who could be elected to go into the Hall in 2024. Surprisingly, they ignored longtime Angels manager Mike Scioscia, who has more wins than some of the candidates.

Scioscia will make his international coaching debut for the United States in 2021 after serving as the Angels' manager for 19 seasons. He spent his entire MLB managerial career in Anaheim, where he led the Halos to a 1650-1428 (. 536) overall record from 1999-2018, ranking him 18th all-time in career managerial wins.

The following year, 1977, at Clinton (Iowa) of the Class-A Midwest League, Scioscia played in 121 games, five at first base. He improved his defense behind the plate, and continued to be a patient hitter, walking 79 times and achieving a .

Former Angels general manager Bill Stoneman, who hired Scioscia before the 2000 season, was hired as the interim GM. After 19 seasons as manager, following the conclusion of the 2018 season, Scioscia announced that he would step down as manager of the Angels on September 30, 2018.

Players needed at least 12 of the 16 votes to gain election. Of those not elected, Mattingly was closest with eight votes. After the 2015 balloting, Mattingly dropped off the Baseball Writers' Association ballot, receiving just 9.1 percent of the vote.

He was shortlisted for the 2018, 2020, and 2022 ballots, but did not receive enough votes for induction. Mattingly has been honored by two minor-league halls of fame. He was inducted in the South Atlantic League Hall of Fame in 1994 and the New York–Penn League Hall of Fame in 2015.

Conversation. Craig Counsell now becomes the highest-paid manager in history: 5 years, $40 million. There is no other manager in baseball earning more than $4.5 million a year.

Scioscia retired from managing the Angels in 2019, after six first place finishes in 19 years, then managed the USA to the silver medal in the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo.

Michael Timothy Shildt (born August 9, 1968) is an American professional baseball manager and coach who is the manager of the San Diego Padres of Major League Baseball (MLB).

Connie Mack was the oldest manager in MLB history, having managed his final game for the Philadelphia Athletics at 87 years, 283 days old.

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The Boston Red Sox will name 28-year-old assistant GM Theo Epstein as their new general manager this morning, ESPN's Peter Gammons reports. Epstein, who will become the youngest general manager ever, will be introduced by the Red Sox at an 11 a.m. ET news conference.

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Never sure of his age, some estimated Paige to be in his 50s upon his arrival in Cleveland. Officially listed as 42, the oldest rookie in major league history helped the Indians capture the 1948 pennant by compiling a 6-1 record while appearing in 21 games.

The team announced Joe Maddon has been relieved of his duties, and third base coach Phil Nevin will serve as interim manager for the remainder of the 2022 season. Maddon's firing comes on the heels of Angels' 12th straight loss Monday night, a 1-0 defeat to the Boston Red Sox at home.

ANAHEIM -- The Angels will not be retaining Phil Nevin as manager after declining his option for the 2024 season, the club announced on Monday. Nevin signed a one-year deal with an option last offseason after he served as the interim manager for 106 games because Joe Maddon was fired in June.

As of January 2024, Mike Trout hit the most home runs in the Los Angeles Angels franchise history with 368 home runs. Tim Salmon followed second within this ranking with a total of 299 home runs recorded throughout his career.

According to Ryan Thibodaux's Baseball Hall of Fame Tracker, Beltre, Mauer and Todd Helton have all been trending above 75 percent, based on the publicly revealed ballots of over 40 percent of the electorate. Sheffield, Andruw Jones and Billy Wagner are trending at or near the 75 percent threshold.

Angels Hall of Fame

Pitcher Nolan Ryan threw four no-hitters with the Angels and was inducted into the franchise Hall of Fame in 1992. Angels outfielder Vladimir Guerrero won an MVP with the Angels in 2004 and was inducted to the team Hall of Fame in 2017. The Angels established a team Hall of Fame in 1988.

La Russa was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2014.

Clayton Kershaw, Dodgers

Kershaw's first pitch of the 2024 season will make him the longest-tenured pitcher in Dodgers history, surpassing Don Sutton's 16 years with Los Angeles.