Mike Trout had a good night against the Astros on Tuesday, picking up an RBI single, his second triple of the year, and his 10th stolen base of the season. Trout's on pace to go 30/20 with an OBP above .400...so yeah, he's alright.

Mike Trout went 0 for 3 in Monday's blowout loss to Houston, and he was pulled in the bottom of the seventh. But fear not, Trout owners! Anaheim was just down 10-2 at that point in the game, so Scioscia was giving his bench guys some playing time. Keep Trout active and don't think twice about it.

Mike Trout was hit by a pitch on the hand last Sunday, and while he was back in the lineup the next day, he mentioned that he'd lost feeling in his hand when he was hit. It seems like the injury had slowed him down — before today's game, Trout was just 2 for 13 since the injury. But rest easy, Tro[...]

Mike Trout was pulled from Sunday's game against Cleveland after getting hit on the hand by an errant pitch. Fortunately for Trout owners, X-rays came back negative and Angels manager Mike Scioscia says that Trout should be good to play tomorrow. Still, double-check on Trout's availability for tomor[...]

With a .419 wOBA against righties, Mike Trout faces off with right-hander Ivan Nova today at Yankee Stadium. What other high-priced studs should you look to roster?

Mike Trout went 3 for 5 against the Yankees on [...]

In case you were wondering, Mike Trout is pretty good. After going 2-for-5 at the plate on Friday night against the Pirates, Trout is now slashing an incredible .318/.424/.566 on the season. Trout is coming through on his promise to be more aggressive at the plate this season. His swing rate is clos[...]

It's not like anyone was too worried about Trout after he rolled his ankle and was pulled from a game last week, but just in case you were concerned...in the past week, he's hit three doubles, a home run, and driven in five runs. Business as usual, basically. Oh, and the Angels next few opponents ar[...]

The star center-fielder rolled his ankle in the bottom of the seventh inning of Sunday’s win against the Orioles and was promptly removed in the top of the eighth. After the game, Angels manager Mike Scioscia confirmed that Trout’s removal was strictly precautionary, as the Angels were up 10-2 b[...]

The Los Angeles Angels have been horrible this season, so it was hypothesized that Mike Trout may be headed elsewhere for a bunch of great minor league prospects, but that does not seem to be the case. General manager Billy Eppler said that the team has received zero offers for Mike Trout this seaso[...]