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Halo Hangout Roundtable: LA Angels Potential Managers

By Vincent Page

ANAHEIM, CA - OCTOBER 13: Manager Mike Scioscia #14 of the Anaheim Angels acknowledges the crowd after the victory against the Minnesota Twins in Game five of the American League Championship Series on October 13, 2002 at Edison International Field in Anaheim, California. The Angels defeated the Twins 13-5 and won the Series 4-1 to advance to the World Series. (Photo by Brian Bahr/Getty Images)
ANAHEIM, CA - OCTOBER 13: Manager Mike Scioscia #14 of the Anaheim Angels acknowledges the crowd after the victory against the Minnesota Twins in Game five of the American League Championship Series on October 13, 2002 at Edison International Field in Anaheim, California. The Angels defeated the Twins 13-5 and won the Series 4-1 to advance to the World Series. (Photo by Brian Bahr/Getty Images) /
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ANAHEIM, CA – SEPTEMBER 24: Infielder Eric Chavez #3 of the Oakland Athletics leads-off as first baseman Darin Erstad #17 of the Anaheim Angels plays defense during the game at Angels Stadium at Anaheim on September 24, 2004 in Anaheim, California. The A’s defeated the Angels 6-3. (Photo by Doug Benc/Getty Images)
ANAHEIM, CA – SEPTEMBER 24: Infielder Eric Chavez #3 of the Oakland Athletics leads-off as first baseman Darin Erstad #17 of the Anaheim Angels plays defense during the game at Angels Stadium at Anaheim on September 24, 2004 in Anaheim, California. The A’s defeated the Angels 6-3. (Photo by Doug Benc/Getty Images) /

Eric Chavez: The Favorite

By Grant Avise (@WestCoastBias87)

Eric Chavez isn’t my personal favorite choice to take over for Mike Scioscia, but he seems to be the favorite choice of the people who make those choices. The 6 time Gold Glove Award winner and 2002 Silver Slugger Award winner would seem be the front-runner to be the Halo’s new skipper. Chavez was hired in 2015 to be a special assistant to General Manager Brian Cashman with the Yankees to the same role under Billy Eppler when he took the GM job for the Angels in the same year after he departed New York for Anaheim.

Chavez left the front office on August 5th, 2018 to take over as manager for the Angels AAA affiliate, Salt Lake City Bees. Chavez who has no coaching experience aside from his month and a half as manager, played 17 seasons in the Majors but more importantly knows how to work with Eppler and what he is looking for in a manager. A source within the Angels organization told Halo Hangout that Chavez as manager seemed to be “all but done” after he unexpectedly took over in Salt Lake.

Eppler has said that he plans to interview more outside candidates than inside. No matter who takes the reigns for the Angels, they are going to have some big shoes to fill in Anaheim.

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That concludes the Halo Hangout Roundtable: Manager Edition. What do you think Halo fans? Is one of these guys the next Angels manager? Let us know on Twitter @HaloHangout.

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