Mike Trout, in his 15th MLB season, is transitioning to right field, aiming for improved health after injuries limited his play to just 266 games from 2021 to 2024. This season, he's started strong, playing in all 29 games, yet his batting average at .179 is concerning compared to his career mark of .297. Despite this, Trout's power remains evident with nine home runs, ranking him third in the league. However, he was removed from Wednesday's game due to left knee soreness, raising concerns among fans. Manager Ron Washington confirmed Trout's exit was precautionary. The Angels have faced challenges, losing five straight and currently sitting last in the AL West, underscoring the importance of a healthy Trout for their playoff aspirations.