A few days before, I’d asked Los Angeles Angels manager and renowned fielding coach Ron Washington to go through his patented infield drills. I wanted a more hands-on perspective on him and his ...

The Angels have been one of the worst fielding teams in the majors, in terms of errors and other more nuanced metrics.

957 fielding percentage − third worst among all shortstops. ≻ When catcher William Contreras was traded from Atlanta to Milwaukee, Ron Washington, Atlanta’s third-base coach at the time ...

New Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington has been known for his ... The handwork that goes into fielding ground balls might seem easy on the surface, but can be tricky in reality.

If anyone in baseball can teach players how to field grounders like pros, it’s Ron Washington ... old Washington is doing just that with visitors from the NHL’s Ducks, running fielding ...

Ron Washington, who was hired as manager of the ... Washington was part of a championship team. Washington gives fielding tips to his players at spring training 2024. Robert Gauthier/Getty Images ...

On the heels of Zach Neto's historic game for the Los Angeles Angels, manager Ron Washington made another statement with his shortstop on Saturday. Neto, who became the first Angels infielder with ...

The Angels’ hire of Ron Washington was a certified blockbuster ... They were 23rd in baseball in UZR, 25th in fielding percentage and 27th in Outs Above Average last season.

Ron Washington, manager of the Los Angeles Angels, made a surprising decision during Saturday's game by pulling shortstop Zach Neto mid-game. This move came just one day after Neto achieved a ...

But credit also goes to a 71-year-old third-base coach and the patron saint of pregame fielding practice: Ron Washington. Included in the six position players the Braves sent to Seattle was their ...

Washington told reporters after the game that Neto "wasn’t into it tonight… sometimes you have to teach them a lesson." Ron Washington said he pulled Zach Neto because he wasn’t playing well.