Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout (calf) is taking swings off a pitching machine before the game on Monday. However, Trout is still wearing a compression sleeve over his right calf and doesn't look to be taking full-intensity swings just yet. It's the first time the superstar has hit on the field since suffering a Grade 2 right calf strain in the middle of May, so this is great news for the Angels and his fantasy managers. However, the 29-year-old is still likely at least a few weeks ...

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout (calf) is nearing a return. The former MVP reportedly started swinging a bat a few days ago while also continuing jogging on a treadmill. "It's progressing nice, these last couple weeks," reported Trout, which is positive news for the fantasy managers who have been without him since mid-May because of a Grade 2 calf strain. Barring a setback, Trout could be back in the lineup shortly after the All-Star break.

The Los Angeles Angels moved outfielder Mike Trout (calf) to the 60-day injured list on Monday. Manager Joe Maddon said that Trout is progressing well and began swinging a bat in the cage on Monday. The superstar outfielder is more than 50 percent healed, but the Angles already didn't expect him to return before the All-Star break, so the move to the 60-day injured list doesn't change much. Trout has missed the last six weeks and will not be eligible to return until July 17. Fantasy managers ...

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout (calf) still has not begun running or resumed baseball activities, according to Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register. General manager Perry Minasian said that because he has not resumed activities yet, there remains no timetable for his return. Trout has been out since the middle of May after suffering a Grade 2 calf strain, and despite multiple reports that he was nearing a return to baseball activity, it appears he's not quite there yet. It's ...

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout (calf) is expected to begin baseball activities sometime in the next few days as he continues to work his way back from a Grade 2 calf strain. The slugger is still awaiting the seal of approval from team doctors, but he will start the final push toward a return if given the go-ahead. Skipper Joe Maddon recently indicated that the former MVP is "likely still a month away" from being activated, which puts him in line to return sometime after the All-Star ...

According to team manager Joe Maddon, Angels' center fielder Mike Trout could likely be out for another month as he bounces back from a calf injury. Despite being sidelined since May 17, Trout continues to be a lead vote-getter ahead of this season's All-Star Game. Although Maddon said the Angels' slugger could be available sooner, he also said it would "be a stretch" if Trout was available to play in the midseason classic July 13 at Coors Field. 29-year-old Trout was batting .333 with a 1.090 ...

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout (calf) continues to make progress toward his full recovery. The former MVP has been out since May 17 because of a Grade 2 right calf strain but continues to work out, focusing on his upper body, core, and conditioning. Although the slugger doesn't currently have a firm return date, team officials hope that a more precise timetable will be revealed when he starts jogging, which is expected to occur sometime over the next few days.

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout (calf) was "pleased" with his workout on Monday. The former MVP also reported that he "intends to begin jogging soon," a good sign as he continues to work his way back from a Grade 2 calf strain. The slugger has been on the shelf since mid-May and is expected to return sometime in July, although fantasy managers will likely continue to hope he can return sooner.

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout (calf) is without a timetable for his return, according to manager Joe Maddon. The superstar outfielder has been on the injured list since the middle of May. He suffered a Grade 2 calf strain, so the Angels aren't going to rush him back onto the field. Hopefully, Trout will be back on the field after the All-Star break. Until then, fantasy managers should continue stashing Trout on their roster and being hopeful that he'll return within the next month or...

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout (calf) is moving in the right direction. The former MVP is no longer wearing a walking boot, a good sign as he continues to work his way back from a Grade 2 calf strain. The slugger has been out since Mid-May but isn't expected back until July. Nonetheless, fantasy managers obviously should continue to make room for him on the roster at all costs.