Instead, Trout remains on the IL after his latest knee injury, one he suffered in an awkward collision during an April 30 loss to the Seattle Mariners. Although Trout will join the Angels for their upcoming three-game series against the San Diego Padres, that doesn’t mean we’ll see the future Hall of Famer in action this week.

The Los Angeles Angels superstar injured the same knee he tore his meniscus in last season, but the MVP spoke on the similarities and differences of the ailments.

Without the star outfielder, the Angels have still been able to rack up homers due to contributions from Logan O'Hoppe and Taylor Ward. Their 51 home runs as a team are tied for the fifth-most in the majors this season.