Trout stated that his right foot is 100 percent after surgery and that he expects to resume baseball activities in the near future, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Trout went under the knife at the beginning of September due to a foot injury, and his rehab has been progressing nicely to this point. Shortly after winning the AL MVP, he noted that his foot feels 100 percent. Assuming all goes well over the offseason, the expectation is that Trout will be ready to roll for the start of spring training.

Trout (foot) was named the 2019 American League Most Valuable Player on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Trout won the award for the third time in his career by receiving 17 first-place votes, narrowly beating out Alex Bregman, who had 13 first-place votes. The 28-year-old recorded a 1.083 OPS with a career-high 45 home runs despite missing the second half of September with a foot injury that is not expected to affect his availability for spring training.

Trout's rehab from foot surgery went smoothly, Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic reports.

EDGE Analysis

Trout's season ended in early September due to a foot issue, and he underwent a procedure to remove a neuroma late in the month. After a setback-free rehab, it doesn't appear as though he'll be affected by the time spring training begins.

Trout reported feeling good after undergoing surgery Friday to have a neuroma removed from his right foot, Richard Justice of MLB.com reports.

EDGE Analysis

Trout has already been ruled out for the rest of the season after opting for surgery when less-invasive procedures to quell the pain in his foot were not effective. He'll be in a walking sandal for about two weeks until stitches are removed and should be fully recovered by the time spring training comes around next season.

Trout will undergo surgery on his injured foot Friday, Maria Torres of the Los Angeles Times reports.

EDGE Analysis

Trout has already been ruled out for the season, but it was not exactly clear when he would go under the knife until now. Expect the Angels to provide a timeline for Trout's recovery once Friday's procedure has been completed.

Trout (toe) is scheduled to undergo season-ending surgery later this week to remove the Morton's neuroma in his right foot.

EDGE Analysis

After being shut down for more than a week with the toe injury, Trout was hopeful to return to the lineup Sunday against the Rangers, but those plans were nixed when he continued to experience pain during an on-field workout. Trout, who previously underwent a minor procedure a few days ago on his toe, will presumably undergo a more complex surgery to rid himself of the issue once and for all. The Angels won't have a timeline for Trout's return to action until after surgery is completed, but it seems highly likely that his season is over. Assuming that's the case, he'll wrap up another MVP-worthy campaign with a .291/.438/.645 slash line, a career-high 45 home runs, 104 RBI, 110 runs and 11 steals in 134 games.

Trout is scheduled to undergo surgery later this week to remove the Morton's neuroma in his right foot.

EDGE Analysis

After being shut down for more than a week with the toe injury, Trout was hopeful to return to the lineup Sunday against the Rangers, but those plans were nixed when he continued to experience pain during an on-field workout. Trout, who previously underwent a minor procedure a few days ago on his toe, will presumably undergo a more complex surgery to rid himself of the issue once and for all. The Angels won't have a timeline for Trout's return to action until after surgery is completed, but it seems highly likely that his season is over. Assuming that's the case, he'll wrap up another MVP-worthy campaign with a .291/.438/.645 slash line, a career-high 45 home runs, 104 RBI, 110 runs and 11 steals in 134 games.

Trout (toe) is out of the lineup for Sunday's game against the Rays.

EDGE Analysis

Trout hasn't played since Sept. 7 while recovering from a right toe injury for which he required a minor procedure, but the eight-time All-Star was pushing toward a return to the lineup for the series finale. That ultimately didn't come to fruition, but Trout's ongoing absence isn't necessarily an indication that he suffered a setback with the foot. Instead, the Angels may have just wanted to give Trout some more time to rest up with a team off day on tap Monday. Trout's next chance to re-enter the starting nine will come Tuesday in New York versus the Yankees.

Trout (toe) hopes to play Sunday against the Rays, Jeff Fletcher of The Orange County Register reports.

EDGE Analysis

He doesn't want to be shut down for the rest of the year but admitted he will mostly be deployed as the designated hitter when he does return, which suggests he won't be 100 percent recovered from the toe issue. Brian Goodwin should continue to start in center field while Trout takes some starts from Albert Pujols down the stretch.

Trout (toe) is not in Saturday's lineup against the Rays.

EDGE Analysis

It's a pain tolerance issue for Trout, and he's not quite ready to return to the starting nine. The Angels play Sunday and then have an off day Monday. Brian Goodwin will start in center field while leading off.