If not for a rash of injuries that have seen Trout play over 100 games just once in the last five full seasons - and just 29 games last season - he would have hit those milestones a while ago. When the Angels were last in Philadelphia in 2023, Trout was on the injured list.

Mike Trout has been an All-Star 11 times so far in his career. The Millville, N.J., native is hoping that he might be in his hometown ballpark for his 12th. The Los Angeles Angels’ trip to Citizens Bank Park this week coincided with the unveiling of the date for the 2026 All-Star Game,

But the all-time great Angels outfielder has still put together an incredible career, and he is on the verge of two impressive milestones. Trout exits the All-Star break with 395 career home runs and 995 career RBI. There have been 307 players in MLB history to reach 1,000 RBI, while just 58 players have gotten to 400 homers.