Here are the three biggest reasons why the Los Angeles Angels need to trade superstar Mike Trout this offseason.

T he loyalty of Mike Trout is undeniable but the weight of heartbreak is becoming too big to bear. Things have been shaky for the Los Angeles Angels during his entire run, and right now they’re ...

For the fourth straight season, Los Angeles Angels center fielder Mike Trout landed on the injured list during the 2024 MLB season. Trout tore his meniscus toward the end of April and would go on ...

Mike Trout holds a full no-trade clause on his current contract, which still has six years and $212.7 million left. But is his loyalty holding him back? Back in February, he expressed his desire ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Maury Brown is a national MLB, motorsports, and media reporter Mike Trout, the three-time American League MVP and 10-time All-Star is ...

Mike Trout has struggled to stay healthy in recent seasons, leading to some speculation that the Los Angeles Angels could perhaps move him to a designated hitter role to limit his wear and tear.

they might finally be in their project to build a squad around Mike Trout, after they manage to close deals with JT Realmuto and Kyle Schwarber.

Mike Trout is set to return with Triple-A Salt Lake before potentially rejoining the Angels on Thursday, marking his first game back in three months. Good news for Angels fans who’ve been ...

“He could move up or down in weight and be champion. I think he could even beat Mike Perry at 178 pounds. Austin’s footwork alone makes him dangerous.” Benton pointed to Trout’s dominant ...

And that starts with trading franchise star Mike Trout. Before the 2019 MLB season, Mike Trout agreed to a record-setting 12-year contract extension with the Angels worth $426.5 million.

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That’s my first option. I have a second, maybe more realistic option. Yes, that “Mike Trout.” The Millville, N.J. native had to be squirming on his comfy, La-Z-Boy chair the last month ...