Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels superstar, who has been struggling to stay healthy in recent years, goes back to the wounded list.
Three times the American League MVP left the Angels Wednesday match due to a painful knee, and the manager Ron Washington announced that the team will be at least 10 days after the team's Thursday match.
“There are bone caries, so we will put it in Il,” Los Angeles said, after 10-4 defeat against Detroit Tigers. He said. “It doesn't matter, but it needs to rest.”
The latest injury began to touch the first base of the trout while trying to beat a field grounder in the third shot of 9-3 road loss to Seattle Mariners. Instead, he later took a shooter. Trout is the same as the knee, where he had surgery to repair a ruptured meniscigan almost a year ago on May 3, 2024.
Various injuries prevented the trout from playing more than 82 games in three of the previous four seasons, and during this time it was 119 in 2022. At the beginning of his career, he made an average of 144.9 matches from 2012-19 and played 53 of the team in the Covid Shorted 2020 campaign.
This year, trout has been moved from the central area to the right field for a long time in the middle area to limit the risk of potential injury.
The power numbers were intact this year: the percentage of leeches, nine Homer and 18 RBI in 29 games. However, there is a .179 stroke average and a .264 basic percentage.
33-year-old Trout, 11 times All-Star and Silver Slugger nine times. Before winning the MVP awards in 2014, 2016 and 2019, he won the Al Çaylak in 2012 and became the second MVP in 2013, 2015 and 2018.
During the 15 seasons, 1,547 matches, 387 Homer, 972 RBI and 214 stolen base .297/.408/.579 career stroke line.
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