Overview

• Trout’s milestone came in the eighth inning on a 98 mph sinker from Rockies reliever Jaden Hill, extending Los Angeles’ lead in a 3-0 win at Coors Field.
• Statcast measured the drive at 485 feet, the 10th-longest tracked at Coors Field since 2015.
• Kyle Hendricks threw seven scoreless innings in his 300th career start, while Taylor Ward (No. 34) and Nolan Schanuel (No. 11) also homered.
• Trout is the third player to reach 400 while in an Angels uniform and joins Stanton as the only active players with 400 or more career homers.
• A fan identified as Alberto returned the home run ball, received signed bats and balls, and played catch with Trout after the game.