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Trout Makes Yankee Stadium History
16 Apr
Summary
- Mike Trout became the first visiting player with homers in four straight days.
- He hit his fifth home run of the series in Thursday's 11-4 win.
- Trout's performance reminds fans of his MVP peak form.
Mike Trout etched his name in Yankee Stadium history this past Thursday. He became the first visiting player ever to hit a home run on four consecutive days at the iconic venue. This feat occurred during the Los Angeles Angels' decisive 11-4 win over the Yankees.
Trout launched his fifth home run of the series in the seventh inning, a 446-foot solo shot. This performance marked a significant resurgence for the three-time MVP, who has battled injuries in recent seasons. His powerful display recalled the peak form that once made him baseball's most feared hitter.
The series saw Trout hit two home runs on Monday, matching Aaron Judge. He also contributed to a back-to-back-to-back homer streak on Tuesday. On Wednesday, his go-ahead homer gave the Angels a lead before the Yankees ultimately won. Jo Adell also hit a grand slam in Thursday's game, sealing the Angels' victory.
