When asked whether he knew of clubhouse attendees --known as clubbies -- providing drugs to players, Mike Trout's answer was non-committal, saying "maybe."
Mike Trout was visibly emotional while talking about his recent string of injuries Monday, one day after Los Angeles Angels manager Phil Nevin declared that the star would not return from his hand injury in time to play any more games this season.
Mike Trout, who has played just one game since fracturing a bone in his hand July 3, was officially shut down for rest of the season Sunday.
Mike Trout has accompanied the Angels on their last road trip of the season and took dry swings before Tuesday night's game in Tampa.
os Angeles Angels All-Star Shohei Ohtani was scratched on Monday night, and missed his club's 8-5 win over the Seattle Mariners, as he continues to deal with a strained right oblique.
The Angels are willing to trade Mike Trout if the three-time MVP asks for one, according to a USA Today report.
