List of Los Angeles Angels owners and executives

The Los Angeles Angels are a professional baseball team based in Anaheim, California. The team has had four principal owners, and ten General Managers, since its inception in 1961.

Owners

Name	Years	Notes
Gene Autry	1960–1998	Persuaded by baseball executives at the time to take ownership of the expansion team, rather than just the broadcast rights.^[1]
Jackie Autry	1998–1999	Became legal owner of the team following her husband Gene Autry's death.^[2]
The Walt Disney Company	1999–2003	Effectively took control of the Angels in 1996, when it was able to gain enough support on the board to hire Tony Tavares as team president. Gene Autry remained as chairman until his death in 1998.^[3]
Arturo Moreno	2003–present	Made history on May 15, 2003, by becoming the first Mexican American and the first Latin American to own a major sports team in the United States when he purchased the Angels from the Walt Disney Company.^[4]

Name	Years	Notes
Fred Haney	1960–1968	Became the first General Manager of the team when tapped by owner Gene Autry. Retired in 1968.
Dick Walsh	1968–1971	Named successor as General Manager by Gene Autry following the retirement of Haney. Walsh was fired by Autry after the 1971 season due to the team failing to meet expectations.
Harry Dalton	1971–1977	Was hired by Autry away from the Baltimore Orioles. Acquired pitcher Nolan Ryan from the New York Mets. After the 1977 season the Angels released Dalton from his contract.
Buzzie Bavasi	1977–1984	Hired by Autry, Bavasi took the team to its first two appearances in the postseason. Retired in 1984.
Mike Port	1984–1991
Dan O'Brien Sr.	1991–1993
Whitey Herzog	1993–1994	Former St. Louis Cardinals manager during the 1980s
Bill Bavasi	1994–1999	Son of former General Manager Buzzie Bavasi.
Bill Stoneman	1999–2007	Former pitcher, who threw the first no-hitter in Montreal Expos' history; won the World Series as Angels GM in 2002.
Tony Reagins	2007–2011	Became the first African-American General Manager in club history.
Jerry Dipoto	2011–2015	Former MLB pitcher (1993–2000).
Billy Eppler	2015–2020
Perry Minasian	2020–present