Angels

The organization, clearly mapped

Inside the Angels

Players, decision-makers, coaches, affiliates, and the people who make the Big A feel like home.

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Featured explainer · Angels Organization

Who Actually Runs a Baseball Team?

Follow the decision-making chain from ownership and club leadership through scouting, player development, the Major League staff, and ballpark operations.

Read the complete organization guide →

This is the front door to our Angels coverage. It explains how the organization fits together and points to the best current resources for following the Major League team, baseball operations, player development, and life at Angel Stadium.

Ownership transition · Current snapshot

Kroenke Sports & Entertainment has entered into an agreement to acquire a controlling interest in the Angels from the Moreno family. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027, subject to customary closing conditions and Major League Baseball approval. Until closing, this page treats the announced sale as pending—not completed.

The Angels organization map

Think of the club as several connected operations rather than one roster. Responsibilities overlap, but this is the clearest high-level map.

1 · Ownership & governance

Current ownership → MLB approval process → incoming control

The Moreno family remains in place during the pending transaction. MLB’s ownership-review process and a vote of club owners must occur before control transfers to KSE.

2 · Club leadership

Club President Molly Jolly

The club president leads the broader organization. That side includes areas such as business operations, ticketing, partnerships, communications, broadcasting, community relations, and the ballpark experience. Individual departmental reporting lines are not assumed here unless the club publishes them.

3 · Baseball operations

Interim General Manager John Mozeliak

The Angels appointed Mozeliak as a baseball operations consultant serving as interim GM on June 26, 2026. The club said he would oversee day-to-day baseball operations, help refine strategy, and assist with the search for a permanent general manager.

What this group influences: the Major League roster, trades, free-agent signings, scouting, analytics, contracts, the Draft, international acquisition, and player development.

4 · Major League field staff

Manager Kurt Suzuki and the coaching staff

The manager and coaches turn organizational plans into daily preparation, instruction, game strategy, and player communication. The staff extends well beyond the most visible coaches to performance, athletic training, interpreting, equipment, and clubhouse roles.

View the official Angels coaching and Major League staff list →

5 · Major League roster

Active roster, 40-man roster, depth chart, and transactions

A roster is a changing piece of the organization—not the whole organization. Injuries, options, waivers, trades, and daily transactions can change who is available.

Active roster · 40-man roster · Depth chart · Transactions

The player-development ladder

Players may move up, down, skip levels, rehabilitate at an affiliate, or remain at a level for a specific development goal. The order below is a map, not a guaranteed career path.

Level Angels affiliate
Major Leagues Los Angeles Angels
Triple-A Salt Lake Bees
Double-A Rocket City Trash Pandas
High-A Tri-City Dust Devils
Single-A Rancho Cucamonga Quakes
Rookie Arizona Complex League Angels
Rookie Dominican Summer League Angels

See the Angels’ official affiliate tracker → · Learn how every Minor League level works →

Follow the team

  • Schedule — dates, opponents, game times, and results
  • MLB standings — the American League West and postseason picture
  • Official Angels news — announcements and MLB.com reporting
  • Prospects — current prospect coverage and development information

Everyone at the Big A matters

The Angels are also ushers, concession workers, security personnel, grounds crew members, clubhouse staff, ticket representatives, broadcasters, production crews, community-relations staff, and many others whose work shapes a fan’s day. Future People of the Big A profiles will recognize that work carefully and respectfully. Names, titles, and personal stories will be published only when they can be verified or shared with permission.

Editorial standard

This page separates confirmed appointments from pending changes. Fast-changing roster information links to the official live source instead of being copied into a list that can quietly become outdated.

Primary sources

Last reviewed: September 2, 2026. The Big A Companion is an independent fan publication and is not affiliated with the Los Angeles Angels or Major League Baseball.