Mike Trout, who plays for the Los Angeles Angels, is going through a slump. Having been in a precarious position, Trout failed to repeat his performances after a great start to the season, and his average has dropped to less than 0.150. It has been one of the most stressful phases in center fielder’s decade-old MLB career.
Earlier this week, Trout opened up about the dip in his form and how he is trying to overcome it. Along with it, he also gave an insight into his fitness.
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Mike Trout affirms that fitness is not the issue!
Mike Trout rejected rumors and speculations that his struggles are because of his poor fitness. The 31-year-old affirmed that he is fully fit and is in the best shape all his career. According to ocregister.com, Trot shared, ?Actually, this is the best I?ve ever felt. It?s a little frustrating because you feel like you?re getting a lot of opportunities and you?re not coming through. But it?s baseball. It?s a long season. Things will turn around.?
Trout then answered the question about all the opportunities he was getting even after a poor run. He said, ?It?s frustrating because you?re getting a lot of chances and you?re not coming through for your team. That?s what it comes down to. As a competitor, you want to go out there and do your best and be your best. Sometimes things aren?t right. It?s tough.?
Lately, the situation seems to be improving for the player. His last two outings have been fruitful, with two consecutive home runs to his name. Trout played a crucial role in the latest game against the Orioles. He scored a run and had 2RBIs to his name. Helping the Angels level the series against the Orioles, he finished with an average of 0500 and an OPS of 1.850.
A career filled with multiple awards and recognitions!
Mike Trout has been an impactful player all his career. He has won a lot of recognition during this period, which includes multiple awards. Trout won MVP in the American League and Silver Slugger Award thrice. The twice winner of the Major League Baseball All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award is currently in his 13th season for the Angels. Even after the 14-game slump, he is averaging 0.280 with 31 runs to his name. With the change in form, the world can expect him to shine against the odds. What will be his this season’s record? Only time will tell!
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