Mike Trout Cleared for Running After MRI Shows No New Damage

The Angels star addresses scar tissue issues and anticipates a swift return to the field.

Trout's MRI revealed no new damage, confirming only scar tissue breaking up.
The outfielder experienced knee discomfort during a rehab game, prompting the MRI.
Trout has been sidelined since April 29 due to a torn meniscus in his left knee.
He plans to resume running and baseball activities in the coming days.
Manager Ron Washington emphasizes Trout's presence as crucial for the team's young players.