Breaking news: Mike Trout provides troubling update that he will be leaving the team due to his…..

Unlike his teammate Anthony Rendon, whose salary this season exceeds Mike Trout’s by nearly $150K, Trout is deeply passionate about playing baseball, especially for the Angels. He has endured significant challenges over the past few years, starting with a hand fracture in July last season that sidelined him for the remainder of the year.

In 2024, Trout returned with determination, having dismissed ongoing questions about whether he would accept a trade away from Anaheim. He was prepared to contribute to his team and fight for his first postseason appearance in a decade.

However, after playing hard for 14 years, Trout, now older, suffered another setback just 29 games into the season—a period that had given fans much hope. He tore his meniscus and underwent surgery in early May. Visibly upset when speaking to reporters immediately after the injury, Trout wore the expression of someone eager to be on the field but continually facing obstacles.

Unfortunately, his situation hasn’t improved. Despite being on the 10-day IL since April 30, his progress has been slow. According to Sam Blum of The Athletic, Trout acknowledged his slow recovery, noting that he hasn’t started running yet and is focusing on small, incremental exercises.