The 33-year-old Trout even shared a hype video on Instagram on Thursday, as he gets ready to see action on MLB Opening Day ...

Mike Trout, signed with the Los Angeles Angels until 2031, might be traded to the Philadelphia Phillies for the next MLB season according to a report. Despite his injury history, Trout is expected ...

Mike Trout is optimistic about the Angels’ 2025 season, aiming for the playoffs and a championship win. He has transitioned to right field to minimize wear and tear, embracing the new position ...

Speaking objectively, it’s probably a good thing we haven’t heard much about Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout’s move to right field. Much of the media discussion surrounding position ...

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout is entering his 15th Major League Baseball season. Trout's list of accolades is extensive. The right-handed slugger has 11 All-Star appearances ...

Mike Trout did not have the 2024 season he had planned. The three-time AL MVP played in just 29 games last season after having meniscus surgery two times, ending his season in August. Now, Trout ...

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout is entering his 15th MLB season. One of baseball's most accomplished active players, Trout is an 11-time All-Star and three-time American League MVP.

Mike Trout has only hit the 100-game mark once in the last five seasons. The 33-year-old outfielder has battled several injuries in the last few seasons, including a left meniscus tear that ...

After being limited to only 29 games last year, Trout opened up in an interview with Michael Rodriguez of the "Mike Depodcast." The 11-time All-Star provided an insight into his plans for the year ...

During a recent interview, future Hall of Famer Mike Trout ... Rodriguez, Trout was asked for his favorite Dominican players, and shared a five-word message about the Blue Jays' star first baseman.

Mike Trout has only played over 82 games in a season once. That lone season, 2022, saw 40 home runs, 80 RBIs, and an OPS of .999 through 119 games along with All-Star and Silver Slugger honors.

One of the biggest faces of his generation and MLB history altogether, Mike Trout hasn’t performed or been healthy enough to be at his best of late. He finally thinks he knows the reason why.