Mike Trout had four more hits and two RBI versus the Mariners on Monday. Trout has turned in four straight multihit games, inflating his average to .338. Overall, he's working on a nine-game hitting streak.

Mike Trout had a triple and a single to drive in three of the Angels' runs Friday in a 4-2 defeat of the Rangers. It's going to be a fun Rookie of the Year race in the AL. Trout is hitting .309, and even though he's been used exclusively as a leadoff hitter, he's driven in 19 runs in 31 games.

Mike Trout went 1-for-3 with two steals in Sunday's 4-2 win over Seattle. Trout has cooled off a bit since his last home run on May 20, batting 5-for-30 (.167) with eight strikeouts and zero RBI. However, he continues to find ways to produce at the top of the lineup, and is now 8-for-10 in steals.

Mike Trout went 3-for-4 with a solo home run, two walks, two runs scored and two stolen bases Sunday against the Padres. The stat line barely does it justice, as Trout's third hit came on a routine grounder to the shortstop that he simply beat out in the 10th inning. He then promptly stole second. He was intentionally walked in the 11th. The Angels' super prospect is now batting .355/.420/.605 to go along with 10 extra-base hits, 10 RBI and six steals through only 20 starts. He's the real deal and more.

Mike Trout went 3-for-4 with a triple and a steal versus the Padres on Friday. Trout is hitting .338 with three homers since his callup, so it certainly doesn't look like he'll be exiting the Angels lineup anytime soon. With the way Mark Trumbo is playing, the Angels might actually be better off without Torii Hunter.

Mike Trout homered and doubled to lead the Angels offense in Saturday's defeat of the Blue Jays. The Angels kept penciling Trout into the lineup in spite of his rough start and were rewarded tonight. He had been hitting .182 with one run scored and no RBI in six games in the leadoff spot.

Mike Trout picked up his first hit of the season on Monday -- a third-inning double -- as part of a 1-for-4 night against the Twins. That puts him at 1-for-11 (.091) in three games since his call-up. He'll get a juicy match-up Tuesday against struggling left Francisco Liriano.

Mike Trout went 0-for-4 with a strikeout in his 2012 MLB debut on Saturday against the Indians. Trout filed out in the first, struck out swinging in the third, fouled out in the fifth and grounded out in his final at-bat in the seventh. It was a pretty underwhelming debut, but he should continue to play pretty regularly between left field and center. His at-bats will likely cut into the playing time of both Vernon Wells and Peter Bourjos. Expectations should be kept in check considering that he's still only 20 years old and batted just .220/.281/.390 over 135 plate appearances last year, but he's still worth grabbing in all formats on the chance that he's up for good this time.

Mike Trout will make his regular season debut Saturday. Trout is starting in left field and batting leadoff. Angels manager Mike Scioscia expects him to play regularly, so he'll likely start to steal at-bats from Vernon Wells and Peter Bourjos. Trout was recalled Friday when the Angels cut ties with veteran Bobby Abreu.

Mike Trout was pulled from Sunday's game as a precautionary measure. Trout was hit by a pitch in the fourth inning of a Triple-A Salt Lake game. "It was just a precautionary thing. We had a lead at the time, so rather than having him play through it, I pulled him," Bees manager Keith Johnson said. "Everything's good." Trout is batting .400 through 18 games.