Scioscia guided the Angels to their first World Series title in 2002, his third season as manager. The club also won five American League West division titles in the six seasons between 2004 and ...

Mike Scioscia started out smiling in front of the crowded room. It wasn’t long, though, before tears glistened in his hazel eyes. He stepped down as manager of the Los Angeles Angels after 19… ...

Mike Scioscia and the Angels haven’t won as much lately. This likely will be the ninth time in 10 seasons his team has missed the playoffs.

ANAHEIM (CBS SPORTS) — If it seems like you can't remember the Angels before Mike Scioscia was their manager, we'd forgive you. He took the job prior to the 2000 season and has been entrenched ...

Scioscia, the Dodgers’ catcher from 1980-92, seems to believe that, anyway. Doc Gooden admits giving up the homer to Mike Scioscia is one of his big regrets of Mets career.

The turbulence that jarred the Angels in the summer of 1999 was unrelated to the turmoil that shook then-Dodgers minor league manager Mike Scioscia, but the combination sparked a string of events ...

In an interview with Terry Smith of KLAA, Angels manager Mike Scioscia stated that he would “like to” continue managing beyond 2018 (Twitter link via MLB.com’s Maria Guardado).

For Scioscia, however, it has been a 25 percent chance of winning the pennant and a mere 12.5 percent chance of winning the World Series, and that’s before factoring in the Wild Card Game, in ...

Los Angeles Angels manager Mike Scioscia waits on the mound during a pitching change in the fourth inning of the team’s baseball game against the Oakland Athletics on Saturday, Sept. 29, 2018 ...

Mike Scioscia is in his 19th year as manager of the Los Angeles Angels and nearing the end of a decade-long, $50 million contract. He can be a free agent at the end of the year and doesn’t like ...

Mike Scioscia sees a little of Mike Trout in Jarren Duran. Duran, one of the Red Sox’ top prospects, impressed in yet another setting as he helped Team USA clinch an Olympic berth earlier this ...

Mike Scioscia, MLB's longest-tenured manager, denied a report that he is planning to make the 2018 season his last as leader of the Los Angeles Angels. Scioscia's 10-year, $50 million contract is ...