The Los Angeles Angels are lucky to have one of the best players in the history of baseball on their team.
It seems like each night you are on the edge of your seat to see what Mike Trout may do.
On Wednesday night, Trout added to his Hall of Fame resume by passing Joe DiMaggio on the All-Time home run list.
The two-run blast was the 362nd of his career.
With home run No. 362, @MikeTrout passes Joe DiMaggio on the all-time list! pic.twitter.com/i0noDQfzIq
— MLB (@MLB) May 25, 2023
In Trout’s 13th season, he has already hit 362 homers.
He has three 40+ homer seasons and four 30+ homer seasons.
If it was not for injuries Trout would already have surpassed 400 career home runs.
Currently, Trout is 85th All-time in home runs.
That ranks him with the fourth most homers for an active player.
Trout is one of the best hitters of this generation as his career numbers are incredible.
He is a .302 career hitter with a .998 career OPS.
Also, he has won three AL MVP awards and made 10 All-Star teams.
With each home run, Trout will continue to pass great names on the All-time list.
Next on the list is Lance Berkman at 366.
The Angels have had a solid start to the season with a 28-23 record.
But they have a long way to go to be playing in October.
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