There is a buzz around Los Angeles de los Angeles’ House Club, but certainly does not come from any of the cell phones of the players.
The Manager of the Angels, Ron Washington, has implemented one of his previous policies of his time with the Texas Rangers In the Los Angein Club this spring, it prohibits the use of cell phones, a policy that said it plans to defend during the regular season.
The manager of Los Angeles Angels, Ron Washington, has implemented a prohibition of cell phones at the Club House this season. (Mark J. Rebila-Imagn images)
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“Now the rules have extended outside the club house,” Washington said on Wednesday, through Atlético. “At this time, they are in the halls here (just outside the team club). Now it will be completely out of the damn Casa Club (building).”
According to the report, Washington implemented the rule with the Rangers from 2007 to 2014 and left the team leaders in charge of enforcing the rule, which entailed a fine of $ 500.
The manager of Los Angeles Angels, Ron Washington, #37, leaves the mound against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the third entry at the Tempe Diablo Stadium on March 5, 2025. (Rick Scteri-Imagn images)
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For angels, Mike Trout And Kyle Hendricks has had the task of ensuring that the prohibition of the cell phone will be followed. The fine will be in discussion, but Washington suggested $ 500.
“That club house is for the veterans of this team to execute it in the way they want to execute it,” he continued. “We just dropped what we would like to happen (with cell phones) and we want them to make sure it happens inside the Club House.”
Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington, #37, and gardener Mike Trout, #27, prepare for a game against the Cincinnati Reds at the Tempe Diablo stadium on March 9, 2025. (Rick Scteri-Imagn images)
Washington said he is not exempt from the rule and looks at him as a way to keep the team focused.
“It’s not a punishment; I just want an approach.”
