The Los Angeles Dodgers have unexpectedly parted ways with a longtime coach, the organization announced Friday. The decision comes under the direction of President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman, though the club did not immediately disclose the coach's identity or specific reasons for the departure.
The move was reported on November 6, 2026, marking a notable shift for a franchise known for coaching stability in recent seasons. Friedman, who has overseen the Dodgers' baseball operations since 2014, has previously emphasized continuity within the coaching staff as a pillar of the team's sustained success.
Further details regarding the coaching vacancy and potential replacements are expected in the coming days as the Dodgers prepare for the offseason.
