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Stoneman Gives Way for Reagins
A new opportunity and new challenges opened on Tuesday for Tony Reagins, selected to succeed Bill Stoneman as general manager of the Angels of Anaheim.
The primary reasons are stability and seamless transition for staying inside the organization to replace Bill Stoneman, who will serve as his advisor on baseball matters, as identified by club owner Arte Moreno. “This organization is not broken,” said Tony Reagins on Tuesday's press conference at Angel Stadium, presided over by Moreno. “I don't need to come in and try to reinvent the wheel. We know where we've been and where we're going. We're committed to remain steadfast to bring a championship contender to Angels fans across the country, year in and year out.”
Bill Stoneman was the general manager for eight years, producing four playoff teams, three American League West champions and a World Series champion in 2002. Referring to diminished energy and the desire to free up more time for family and other interests, Stoneman introduced Tony Reagins after emotionally thanking numerous people who made his eight years as GM memorable. “I've known Tony since coming on the job here,” said Stoneman of Reagins, the club’s director of player development for the past six seasons and a member of the organization for 16 years. “This is one of the brightest, most energetic and dedicated guys I've known. He's able to get things done, and he understands the game very well, [understands] players very well.”
Ken Forsch, Angels’ assistant general manager for ten years, will remain in that capacity, and Gary Sutherland, special assistant to the general manager, also will stay on, according to Tony Reagins. Abe Flores was promoted from manager of baseball operations to fill Reagins' role as director of player development, with player performance analyst Tory Hernandez also gaining a promotion to Flores’ former role. Moreover, Eddie Bane will continue as director of scouting.
Tony Reagins is the 10th general manager in franchise history. Reagins is the first African-American to hold the position for the Angels of Anaheim and the second African-American general manager in the Majors, joining Ken Williams of the Chicago White Sox. He has worked closely with Angels manager Mike Scioscia since the system provided six rookies for the 2002 club, Reagins' first year as director of player development.
Mike Scioscia perceives Tony Reagins continuing the work Bill Stoneman has done in creating a consistent winner in Anaheim. “Bill's done a great job of laying the foundation for what we are right now,” said Scioscia. “I know Tony has the same vision for where this organization should go. Tony has a lot of similarities to Bill in his sense of duty and diligence. He's not afraid to take chances, and he's a good [talent] evaluator. He's going to be great at this position. Tony's a good communicator, terrific with people. He's got the key components for a general manager.”
Arte Moreno stated the organization would do everything "within reason" to give Mike Scioscia what he needs to bring another championship to Southern California, adding that he "felt it was important to give Mike more responsibility." Asked if he anticipated playing a more prominent role in personnel decisions with a less experienced general manager on the job, Scioscia replied that he and his coaching staff always have had input on player moves. “We've been given some terrific clubs, and I don't think that's going to change,” he said. “To say I'm going to have a larger role, I don't know how I could have a larger role without moving into the general manager's chair.”
That, he added, is something that has not come up in conversations with management, and he is not interested in leaving the dugout or having a dual role. Repeating his state-of-the-Angels message delivered after they'd been swept by Boston in the American League Division Series, Scioscia said the club's primary offseason need is improving its slugging percentage. Working his way up from the ground floor, Reagins joined the organization in 1992 as an intern in baseball operations and marketing in 1992. He became a full-time member of baseball operations in April 1998, rising through the ranks.
Bill Stoneman assumed the job on Nov. 1, 1999. Seventeen days later, Mike Scioscia was named manager, and the two have worked in tandem to direct the most successful run in franchise history. Stoneman talked about what an exciting season it had been and that he was happy in Anaheim under Moreno, during the final week of the regular season, after the Angels of Anaheim had wrapped up the AL West title.
On the other hand, Tony Reagins has been chiefly responsible for the club's Minor League system, which includes seven affiliates and a club in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic. Reagins is a graduate of Cal State Fullerton University. He's a native of Indio, California, where he was an all-CIF tailback on the Indio High School football team in the mid-1980s. He played American Legion baseball in Indio.
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