Mike Trout
Mike Trout hits five home runs in historic Yankees series
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Mike Trout homered in all four games of the Los Angeles Angels' series against the New York Yankees, capping it with his fifth long ball in Thursday's 11-4 win at Yankee Stadium for a split. The 34-year-old Angels center fielder joined George Bell, Darrell Evans and Jimmie Foxx as the only players to hit five homers in a regular-season series against the Yankees. Trout's performance boosted his early-season stats and hinted at a resurgence after recent injuries.
Mike Trout hit a towering two-run homer in the first inning Sunday against the Kansas City Royals, notching his 797th extra-base hit with the Los Angeles Angels and breaking the franchise record. The blast surpassed the mark previously held by Garret Anderson. It marked Trout's ninth home run of the season.
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Mike Trout rejoined the Los Angeles Angels lineup for Tuesday's game against the Atlanta Braves after missing one game due to a contusion on his left hand. The injury occurred when he was hit by a 94.2 mph fastball from Seattle Mariners reliever Casey Legumina on Sunday. X-rays were negative, and swelling had subsided enough for his return.