Mike Trout

Trout's recovery from meniscus surgery has long surpassed the expected timeline.

What will the Angels do with Luis Rengifo? Who gets called up? Will Mike Trout find himself at all?

Trout is expected to miss two to three months. "I felt the best option for me was to get it right and be fully healthy to come back soon.”

With Trout's latest injury, the thought of him spending the rest of his career with the Angels is moving closer to becoming reality.

Mike Trout's latest major injury is more of the same problem: An all-time legend who can now no longer stay on the field.

Trout leads MLB with 10 homers: "If I’m in a good spot at the plate, and I’m healthy, I feel great, I can put up numbers against anybody."

Shohei Ohtani's departure from the Angels was seen as a bad thing for the team. But was it? He was messing up a lot of routines!

Across the country, fan bases awoke as Opening Day brought hope, possibility and — in some cases — victory to teams starting fresh.

Despite missing significant time in the past three seasons due to injury, Trout does not believe he is in decline.

Mike Trout said winning a World Series with the Angels would be a "bigger satisfaction than bailing out and just taking the easy way out."

Trout, 32, completed his 13th MLB season with the Angels. In 2023, Trout slashed .263/.367/.490 with 18 home runs and 44 RBIs.

It's not clear Trout's available, but if he is, even with his recent injury history, he would represent a unique opportunity for the Giants.

Mike Trout can't be something he is not. But he can sure ask his team to be more than it is.

A season that started with Trout experiencing a lively atmosphere in the WBC ends in disappointment with the Angels ... again.

Trout suffered a hamate bone fracture on July 3 and returned for a single game on Aug. 22 before returning to the IL.

Stars like Mike Trout, Bryce Harper and Jose Altuve are increasingly skipping minor league rehabs and staying in the majors to prepare.

One lesson, passed down from star to star, can — like a signature — endure long after any specific player’s career ends. 

The outfielder the Angels selected right before taking Trout in the 2009 MLB Draft is a member of the Angels' organization once again.