The Los Angeles Angels have not had a winning record since 2015. It’s been 10 seasons of miserable play on the diamond in Southern California. It is not easy playing in a competitive AL West division, and the Angels may have more difficult years in front of them.
Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout has dealt with injury concerns in recent years. There was a time when Trout was considered to be the best player in all of baseball — and the competition wasn’t realistically all that close.
Yesterday Mike Trout expressed his intent to return to center field. While not an ideal solution, Trout is the best center fielder on the roster. His move back to his familiar spot is a gamble made necessary by the Angels failure to develop or acquire a true center fielder.
It appears Mike Trout is set to return to his old position. The future Hall of Famer told reporters this morning that he hopes to be primarily a center fielder this season (links via Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com and Jeff Fletcher of The Orange County Register).
Mike Trout as a corner outfielder did not last for very long. The Los Angeles Angels star Trout spoke with the media on Monday ahead of the beginning of Spring Training.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
The player, who does not like being a designated hitter, also said he was not sure about going to the World Baseball Classic. But seeing him in center field is a recipe for injury… It’s official.
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout is the latest player who won't be participating in the World Baseball Classic because of an inability to get his major league contract covered by insurance.
The Los Angeles Angels missed the playoffs again in 2025 for the 15th time in 16 seasons. They made some changes in the offseason, most notably trading Taylor Walls for Grayson Rodriguez, but still have low expectations for the season.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout is one of the greatest players in MLB history. An 11-time All-Star, three-time AL MVP and nine-time Silver Slugger, Trout will be in the Hall of Fame as soon as he's eligible.
On March 19th, Angels fans celebrated as the face of the franchise, Mike Trout, signed a 12 year contract extension that would make him an Angel for life.
Major League Baseball has been rising in popularity, attendance, television ratings, and global reach in recent years. However, one of the great dark clouds about this surge is that baseball fans have been unable to enjoy a truly healthy and elite superstar: Mike Trout.
The World Baseball Classic is just a month away, and the rosters are set for Team USA. However, there is a glaring omission: Mike Trout is not on the final roster.
With the Los Angeles Angels looking to boost their team heading into the 2026 season, one aspect that the baseball world has had questions about is in relation to star Mike Trout.
Mike Trout is without a doubt one of the greatest players of his generation, and at 34 years old, he still certainly wants to keep playing the game he loves.
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout has had a career to remember in Major League Baseball thus far. Across 15 years in the big leagues, Trout has a batting average of .294 with an unbelievable .976 OPS, 404 home runs and 1,018 RBIs.
The Los Angeles Angels are retooling the roster for the 2026 MLB season, and the organization remains hopeful that outfielder Mike Trout can return to his elite offensive form.
Mike Trout could be back in his old office in 2026. Moved from the center field to the right field in the 2025 MLB season due to health concerns, Trout reportedly could be doing center field duties again in the next campaign.
Last offseason, the Angels moved Mike Trout out of center field. They hoped that he’s stay healthier as an everyday right fielder after he’d been limited to 82 games or fewer in three of the previous four seasons.
Los Angeles Angels center fielder Mike Trout has become a figurehead for franchise loyalty over the course of his 15-year career. Despite the Angels repeatedly failing to build a roster capable of making it to the playoffs, Trout has refused to be traded.
It had been over one month and 125 plate appearances since the last time Mike Trout homered. Spanning from Aug. 6 to Sep. 11, it was the longest home run drought of Trout’s career, and it finally came to an end on Thursday in the Los Angeles Angels loss to the Seattle Mariners.