Mike Trout's injury concerns have resurfaced as the Los Angeles Angels' star was sidelined after feeling soreness in his left knee during a recent game against the Seattle Mariners. This incident marks another chapter in the long history of injuries that have plagued Trout throughout his career. After running hard to first base on a ground ball, Trout was pulled from the game for precautionary reasons. Despite the initial lack of visible issues on the field, the Angels are cautious in managing his return to action.

Trout's performance in 2025 has been underwhelming, with a troubling .173 batting average across 28 games, although he has shown his power potential, hitting nine home runs. The three-time MVP has had a tumultuous last few seasons, playing less than 82 games in three out of the past five years, leading to concerns about his long-term viability as a fantasy asset. As the Angels navigate the season's challenges, Trout's health will be crucial for both his team and fantasy owners relying on his elite production.