Mike Trout Health, Injury Updates & History

Diagnosed with a torn meniscus in his left knee and will require surgery, not expected to be season-ending surgery but will not return till late July-early August, will not be rushed back as Angels are not in win-now mode, would be smart stash in fantasy baseball with him likely available from the fantasy postseason

Diagnosed with a torn meniscus in his left knee and will require surgery. Not expected to be season ending however may not be available until July or August.

Has progressed to taking “dry swings” - surgery for a hook of the hamate fracture carries a reliable recovery but healing cannot be sped up- still listed on IL

Has progressed to taking “dry swings” but a return before mid-August is still not guaranteed - surgery for a hook of the hamate fracture carries a reliable recovery but healing cannot be sped up- still listed on IL

Has progressed to taking “dry swings” but a return before mid-August is still not guaranteed - surgery for a hook of the hamate fracture carries a reliable recovery but healing cannot be sped up

Surgery will be needed for Trout with the removal of the hamate bone required, will require an IL stint but will likely avoid 60 day IL, injury major concern as it effects the bat while the left hand provides power - Good news is Trout will not have to wait for bone to heal as the surgery involves the tip of bone, the surgery comes with a reliable recovery, will be back to normal Trout when he returns in August but rust will be a concern when back

Our panel of doctors assert Trout is heading for at least a 10-day IL stint - there is hope he avoided a hook of the hamate fracture but the injury is likely more than a simple wrist sprain - injured on a swing July 3 and left mid-at bat