The Los Angeles Angels faced a tough decision ahead of the MLB trade deadline, but have reportedly decided their plan.

While it’s unclear if the position change has had an effect, Trout has already played more games in 2025 than he did in three of the last five seasons. However, he hasn’t escaped injury this ...

Ahead of the victory, Mike Trout revealed a major change in his swing that is already leading to promising results. The three-time MVP unleashed a 454-foot home run on Monday and helped the ...

Amid all of the trade rumors surrounding the Los Angeles Angels, the franchise’s long-time veteran Mike Trout is remaining focused on the team’s current roster.

Unless Trout makes a real return to the outfield—and Taylor finds a time machine—the Angels are looking more like a team planning for 2026, not 2025. Bubble wrap might keep Trout on the field.

Early returns on the position change aren’t exactly positive. Trout is already down to -3 Defensive Runs Saved and -2 Outs Above Average with just 185 innings played in right so far.