Pitching Coach Maddux Joins Angels, Departs Rangers
Mike Maddux has decided to leave his role as the Texas Rangers’ pitching coach. The 64-year-old coach played a significant role in the team’s recent successes, including a World Series victory in 2023 and a league-leading 3.41 ERA in 2025.
Maddux’s Departure from the Rangers
Maddux’s exit comes after the Rangers made managerial changes, replacing Bruce Bochy with Skip Schumaker. Team president Chris Young expressed gratitude for Maddux’s contributions to the organization, highlighting his pivotal role in the franchise’s history.
Achievements with the Rangers
- Guided the Rangers to their first World Series title in 2023.
- Helped the team achieve a league-best 3.41 ERA in 2025.
- Served as pitching coach during two separate tenures.
Maddux initially joined the Rangers in 2009, coaching during various seasons under managers Ron Washington and Jeff Banister until 2015. After a stint away from the club, he returned to work with Bochy starting in 2023.
New Role with the Los Angeles Angels
Following his departure, reports indicate that Maddux will become the new pitching coach for the Los Angeles Angels. His wealth of experience is expected to contribute positively to the team’s pitching strategies.
The baseball community acknowledges Maddux’s expertise and anticipates his continued influence in the sport.
