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    Angels star Mike Trout will miss rest of the 2023 season

    Mike Trout will not be returning to play this season for the Angels, manager Phil Nevin told reporters Sunday morning in Minnesota. After going on the injured list Aug. 23 — in an effort to allow himself to further heal and recover from the hamate bone he fractured and had surgery on in July — the Angels manager said before the team's series-concluding game against the Twins that Trout would ...
    by Sarah Valenzuela, Los Angeles Times Sep 24, 2023 2 minutes
    Mike Trout of the Los Angeles Angels looks on from the dugout ahead of a game against the Cincinnati Reds at Angel Stadium of Anaheim on Aug. 22, 2023, in Anaheim, California.

    Mike Trout will not be returning to play this season for the Angels, manager Phil Nevin told reporters Sunday morning in Minnesota.

    After going on the injured list Aug. 23 — in an effort to allow himself to further heal and recover from the hamate bone he fractured and had surgery on in July — the Angels manager said before the team's series-concluding game against the Twins that Trout would be

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