Mike Trout Records First Four‑Hit Game Since 2021
The performance elevated his franchise doubles and singles totals.
Overview
- Trout went 4-for-4 in a July 26 game at Oracle Park, his first four‑hit game since April 26, 2021 and the 21st such game of his career.
- His double in the game was his 340th, moving him past Tim Salmon into second on the Angels’ career doubles list, and he reached 1,014 career singles, fourth in franchise history.
- The Angels beat the Giants 4-3 as Jorge Soler hit a leadoff homer, Jo Adell added a 446-foot shot, Jose Soriano gave the club five innings in a quality start, and Mitch Farris recorded his first career save.
- Trout has remained one of the Angels’ top players this season with an All-Star selection and team-leading numbers including an .866 OPS, 74 walks, 18 homers and 40 RBIs while the club sits 42-64 and well outside playoff contention.
- Interim general manager John Mozeliak has publicly said Trout will not be traded ahead of the Aug. 3 deadline, though the Angels could still move other controllable players as they reshape the roster.