One MLB writer recently pitched a ridiculous trade idea that would swap Boston Red Sox star Rafael Devers for Mike Trout and more.

When former manager Joe Maddon publicly broached the idea of Mike Trout moving to a corner outfield spot at the start of spring training three years ago, Trout quickly quashed that idea by insisting that he was a center fielder.

Mike Trout of the Los Angeles Angels, who has tormented the Mariners for years, will be changing his position this season.

Some players are returning to familiar defensive homes. Others will play somewhere for the very first time this season.

After missing significant playing time in the last 4-5 seasons, LA Angels outfielder Mike Trout has finally decided to give up his center field position in 2025 and will likely distribute his playing

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Mike Trout is moving from center field to right field to reduce the physical strain and extend his career. The Angels hope this change, along with him

However, assuming if the Angels win the World Series in the next four years, Trout was asked if he would visit the White House and meet US President Donald Trump, during an interview with The Sports Lodge. The 11-time All-Star and three-time AL MVP had a one-word response: