The Los Angeles Angels' Mike Trout will make a permanent move from center field to right field as part of a strategy aiming to keep him healthy and in the lineup, he announced Monday.

Spring is in the air and players will be reporting to Tempe, Ariz., in just a matter of days to begin a season full of hope. Among the hopeful is outfielder Mik

The Angels are moving Mike Trout out of center field for the first time since 2013 with the hope that it will preserve his health.

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout will move around the team's outfield in an effort to preserve his body for the 2025 season amid a flurry of recent injury woes

There was a time when Mike Trout was considered to be MLB’s best player. However, he was recently ranked as the 39th best player in the league by MLB Network. For many players, being ranked that high would be a significant achievement.

MLB Network released their annual list of the league's top 100 players earlier this month, and Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout came in at No. 39. This was the lowest Trout has been ranked in his career.

A career center fielder to this point, Mike Trout will have a new position starting with the 2025 season. But Trout isn't moving far — he's just shifting over to right field. And after back-to-back injury plagued seasons — he played in 82 games in 2023 and only 29 last season — Trout playing right field is the right call for the 33-year-old.