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    Angels fire manager Brad Ausmus; Joe Maddon expresses interest in job

    by Bill Shaikin and Maria Torres, Los Angeles Times Sep 30, 2019 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - The Angels fired Brad Ausmus as their manager Monday, the day after the team completed its worst season in 20 years.

    The move came one day after the Chicago Cubs parted ways with Joe Maddon, the manager who led that team to its first World Series championship in 108 years and previously led the Tampa Bay Rays to their lone World Series appearance.

    Maddon is interested in the Angels' position, according to a person who has spoken with him, but the Angels

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