Mike Trout wants to return to center field for Angels and says that's easier on the body

Mike Trout makes feelings clear on position switch

Mike Trout said Monday that he wants to play center field again in 2026, instead of right field and designated hitter.

Trout plans on returning to center field for Angels

Mike Trout plans on returning to play center field for the Angels this season, saying it wouldn't be as physically demanding as the corner outfield spots.

Mike Trout wants to return to center field for Angels and says that's easier on the body

Mike Trout says he would prefer to return to center field for the Los Angeles Angels, and the star slugger says he will skip the World Baseball Classic due to insurance issues.

The Angels are Risking Mike Trout to Cover Their Own Failures

Franchise icon Mike Trout's move to center field is a sign of clear desperation.

Angels’ Mike Trout plans on moving back to center field this season

TEMPE, Ariz. — A year after Mike Trout announced that he was moving to right field in an effort to preserve his health, he said he’s planning to go back to center. “I just feel more comfortable out there,” Trout said before the Angels’ first full-squad workout of the spring on Monday. “I feel like I’m at my best when I’m in center. But if I have to go to the corner, I’ll go to the corner.” Manager Kurt Suzuki said Trout approached him with the i…

Mike Trout Will Miss The World Baseball Classic Because He Can't Get Insurance

"Captain America" won't be suiting up for Team USA this spring.Mike Trout revealed he can't join the roster for the upcoming World Baseball Classic because he was unable to acquire insurance on his contract. The 34-year-old — who has dealt with an extensive injury history over the past five seasons with the Los Angeles Angels — would have been risking his $35 million contract without coverage. So it's pretty understandable why he'd sit this one …