“I hope he takes the opportunity to thank the teammates that supported him, and to reach out to Arte and let Arte know that maybe some of the things that he did weren’t what he signed up to do.” Angels Manager Mike Scioscia said.
The Los Angeles Angels have been in the news a lot this week, unfortunately it hasn’t been for their play on the field, although as of late the team has won three consecutive series over two of the three AL division leaders. A meeting on Monday between the Angels coaching staff including manager Mike Scioscia with general manager Jerry DiPoto produced some fireworks which led to Dipoto deciding to resign on Wednesday.