Here are the three biggest reasons why the Los Angeles Angels need to trade superstar Mike Trout this offseason.

Mike Trout has cemented himself as one of the best players in MLB history, although his lack of playoff experience and success have held him back in the greatest of all-time rankings. That being ...

Mike Trout may have three AL MVP titles on his resume, but he has not had any postseason success with the LA Angels. Even though many consider him one of the greatest players in baseball ...

Mike Trout holds a full ... However, one baseball insider predicts the Angels might trade their star in an effort to dump his salary. Trout might be reaching a breaking point after enduring ...

At the MLB GM meetings, Los Angeles Angels general manager Perry Minasian confidently said that he believes Angels center fielder Mike Trout will have a "great year" in 2025. Trout is an all-time ...

And that starts with trading franchise star Mike Trout. Before the 2019 MLB season, Mike Trout agreed to a record-setting 12-year contract extension with the Angels worth $426.5 million.

The Kansas City Royals need a leadoff hitter. What if that hitter was Mike Trout? On its face, that is a pretty wild sentence ...

Mike Trout has struggled to stay healthy in recent seasons, leading to some speculation that the Los Angeles Angels could perhaps move him to a designated hitter role to limit his wear and tear.

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For any contender in Major League Baseball, including your Boston Red ... I have a second, maybe more realistic option. Yes, that “Mike Trout.” The Millville, N.J. native had to be squirming ...

Los Angeles Angels general manager Perry Minasian said that center fielder Mike Trout is “gearing toward being ready for ...

Angels Expect Mike Trout to Have a 'Great Year' in 2025 Angels GM Reveals Angels' Offseason Targets This article first appeared on Los Angeles Angels on SI and was syndicated with permission.