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2026 Angels Intelligence Desk

A complete season, decoded.

Final · 62–100 · 5th AL West
Record62–100.383 winning percentage
Runs6554.04 per game
Allowed7524.64 per game
Run diff.−97−0.60 per game
Expected71–919 wins below pace
AL West5th19 games back

The season in one sentence

Individual breakthroughs could not overcome a team-wide run deficit.

  • The Angels reached 100 losses for the first time in franchise history.
  • Their 71–91 expected record says the underlying run profile was poor—but not as poor as the final record.
  • Neto, Trout and Detmers supplied star-level stretches; depth and run prevention remained the separator.

2026 manager report card

Kurt Suzuki

One season · 2027 option declined Oct. 21
D+
Team results Record and standings
11 / 30
Run prevention Runs allowed and differential
8 / 25
Player growth Development and role progress
17 / 25
Close-game results One-run and extra-inning games
11 / 20
47 / 100
How this grade was calculated

These are weighted rubric points—not baseball statistics. Each score shows points earned out of that category’s maximum. Together they total 47 out of 100.

  1. Team results · 11/3062–100, a .383 winning percentage, fifth place in the AL West and nine wins below the 71–91 run-based expectation.
  2. Run prevention · 8/25752 runs allowed and a −97 run differential. Pitching, defense and roster depth all affect this category.
  3. Player growth · 17/25Credit for meaningful progress and role development, led by Zach Neto, Reid Detmers, Walbert Ureña and José Soriano.
  4. Close-game results · 11/20A 19–29 record in one-run games and 6–14 in extra innings. This measures results, not whether every loss was caused by a managerial decision.
Site grading scaleA: 85–100B: 70–84C: 55–69D+: 45–54D: 40–44F: 0–39

Responsibility note: This is an editorial, results-first evaluation. The manager influences performance but does not independently control injuries, roster construction, payroll or every on-field outcome.

Updated Oct. 27, 2026. Suzuki will not return as manager in 2027; the Angels have not announced a replacement. The grade remains an editorial review of his 2026 season.Complete 2026 archive →Official manager update ↗MLB stats ↗

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