Trout for season with another meniscus tear….
The main problem with trout is he's now obviously not a gamer, he doesn't hunger to get back on the field, he's content to get his paycheck and sit.6 years left on his contract! Ouch
The main problem with trout is he's now obviously not a gamer, he doesn't hunger to get back on the field, he's content to get his paycheck and sit.
When he was rehabbing oh so slowly from the 1st operation he would say things like "when I work the knee in the pool, etc, it feels a little sore the next day" he actually said he was going slowly because he's afraid it might hurt,. no shit sherlock, that's called getting over an injury and recovering from an operation, when I work in my yard digging or whatever the next day I might feel a little sore. Who cares.
Trout is a malingering pussy at this point, he could play the rest of the year at DH easily and it wouldn't do any more damage.
Huh, please expound.nothing to do with it.
Huh, please expound.
Tiger Woods SyndromeTrout has the typical pattern of a HGH user which has been rumored for years. He went from a defensive back to a linebacker look in a few years. Naturally like many users his tendons and ligaments could not naturally sustain the additional weight and force. He's not a big lifter from what I understand, never have seen any photos of him in a weight room.
he's barely played in the past 5 yrs, it's baseball for christs sake. On a tough day he might run hard 3-4 times in the outfield and once or twice on the bases.he is hurt. The body can take only so much to play at that level.
he's barely played in the past 5 yrs, it's baseball for christs sake. On a tough day he might run hard 3-4 times in the outfield and once or twice on the bases.
The Phillies seem to be a willing trade partner lately. Trout to Philly looks automatic next season. Halos are on
a prospects hunt right now......it doesn't make sense to keep him. Every year his value diminishes. I'm sure he
would be willing to re-work his deal to be closer to home.
I’ve long suspected him as a juicerTrout has the typical pattern of a HGH user which has been rumored for years. He went from a defensive back to a linebacker look in a few years. Naturally like many users his tendons and ligaments could not naturally sustain the additional weight and force. He's not a big lifter from what I understand, never have seen any photos of him in a weight room.
He's not old for a baseball player, guys can stay great, especially with power well into their mid /late 30's.Injuries a big part...but he's also taking a lot of called third strikes now waiting for his pitch a little below the knees that never comes.
He's not old for a baseball player, guys can stay great, especially with power well into their mid /late 30's.
IMO he's a F'n headcase that was pampered way too long, siting out months with small injuries because he wont play until he's in tippy top shape.
Context please. I'm not talking about 1 time or even if he pulls up, etc. He prob should come out, I'm talking about when he gets "hurt" , they call it day to day, then they say he's close and that goes on for 5-6-7 weeks.That's a good take considering it was recently reported that upper management has called down to the dugout to take Trout out of the game.
Same old thing, he'll have 20 Hr's in early may and then he'll "feel something" in his knee, etc. Then everyone will say "man, if he wouldn't have got hurt imagine what his stats would be"?Only 2 games in but he looks like the old Trout. He historically kills Astro pitching, nonetheless, a big psychological boost for the team when he's in the lineup.
I'm not sure it's haters, but here are the facts -I'm not an Anaheim fan, but I'd love to see Trout stay healthy all year and put up Trout like numbers to shut up all the haters
5 HR and 9 RBi vs the Yankees thus far this series.