We came to the conclusion that I’m going to go to right field,” Trout said. “I like it. We’ll try it out and see where it goes.”

Angels oft-injured star Mike Trout, who has played in 82 or fewer games in three of the past four seasons, is moving from center to right field.

It wasn’t long ago when Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout was widely considered the sport’s top player. Trout’s various injuries make it easy to forget he hit .308 with 280 home runs, 736 RBI, and totaled 72 bWAR (Wins Above Replacement) from 2012-19. The three-time MVP averaged a 9.0 bWAR in that span.