Angels Facing Major Mike Trout Decision After All-Star Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. It feels like old times in Anaheim, what with Mike Trout staying in the lineup and the Los Angeles Angels not only hovering around .500, but lingering in the playoff race.

On a day when the Phillies unveiled the logo for the 2026 All-Star Game at Citizens Bank Park, 11-time All-Star Mike Trout returned to his roots.

This week, the three-time MVP is playing in Philadelphia for the first time since 2022 on the verge of two career milestones: 1,000 career RBIs and 400 career home runs.

But the all-time great Angels outfielder has still put together an incredible career, and he is on the verge of two impressive milestones. Trout exits the All-Star break with 395 career home runs and 995 career RBI. There have been 307 players in MLB history to reach 1,000 RBI, while just 58 players have gotten to 400 homers.

Star's son, Mike Trout gives an announcement, and a major injury update is given by interim manager Ray Montgomery.

A leadoff single to Schnauel, followed by a Trout homer to right center started off the bottom of the fifth, and while Gallen retired the next three batters to complete five innings of work, the lead had expanded and rendered his five innings of work truly dismal. 6-3 LAA

Mike Trout helped power the Angels past the Diamondbacks as the three-time MVP closes in on 400 career home runs.

Los Angeles Angels first baseman Nolan Schanuel joined outfielder Mike Trout in Halos history Saturday, becoming just the second Angels hitter aged 23 or younge