Mike Trout's Knee Injury Recovery Slower Than Expected

Angels star remains optimistic but has yet to resume running nearly seven weeks post-surgery.

Trout first felt knee pain during an April game against the Phillies, leading to a torn meniscus diagnosis.
He underwent surgery on May 3 and initially expected a 4-6 week recovery period.
Trout has progressed to using a stationary bike and elliptical but still experiences knee inflammation.
Manager Ron Washington hopes Trout can start running soon, but no timeline for his return is set.
Trout's recent seasons have been plagued by injuries, limiting his game appearances significantly.