Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout (27) reacts after hitting a three-run home run against the Boston Red Sox during the first inning at Fenway Park. Brian Fluharty-Imagn Images

Watch: Angels' Mike Trout blasts HR over Green Monster vs. Red Sox

By Eric Smithling | Last updated Jun 2, 2025 8:41 PM ET

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout left no doubt on his first-inning home run against the Boston Red Sox on Monday night.

The three-time American League MVP blasted his 10th home run of the 2025 season over the Green Monster at Fenway Park, drilling Red Sox starting pitcher Richard Fitts' 95 mph four-seam fastball 454 feet to left field on a 3-1 count and giving the Angels a 5-0 lead.

Mike Trout demolished this ball 454 feet! pic.twitter.com/7BxrB0gp4L
— MLB (@MLB) June 2, 2025

The blast was Trout's first home run since returning to the Angels lineup on May 30. He missed a month with a knee injury.

Per Baseball Savant, it was Trout's fifth "no-doubt" home run this season, defined as long balls that would have left the field in all 30 MLB ballparks.

⚾Mike Trout, @MikeTrout! HR (10)

6/2/25 @ BOS, ⬆️ 1st
vs RHP Richard Fitts

112.1 MPH / 28° / 454 ft to LF
Off a 95.4 MPH four-seam fb

▶️It's a home run in 30/30 parks.◀️

: https://t.co/kIbzv2YwiL pic.twitter.com/Gg8qxy3UHS
— Home Run Report (@homerunreport) June 2, 2025

The blast was Trout's second-longest home run this season, only surpassed by his 484-foot bomb on April 19 against the San Francisco Giants.

Mike Trout sends this one to a galaxy far, far away pic.twitter.com/6E1DvejquY
— MLB (@MLB) April 20, 2025

Excluding his monster home runs, Trout has gotten off to a choppy start this season after only playing 29 games in 2024 due to two torn meniscus injuries. He entered Monday with a .207/.282/.474 slash line but has been trending upward since returning to the lineup.

Including his first two at-bats against the Red Sox, Trout is 7-for-12 (.583) in 12 plate appearances over his last four games.

Eric Smithling

Eric Smithling is a writer based in New Orleans, LA, whose byline also appears on Athlon Sports. He has been with Yardbarker since September 2022, primarily covering the NFL and college football, but also the NBA, WNBA, men’s and women’s college basketball, NHL, tennis and golf. He holds a film studies degree from the University of New Orleans

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