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OUTFIELDER
                                                  MIKE TROUT



        RUNS
        ◆   On Aug. 26, 2022 set a new franchise record for runs scored,
          passing Garret Anderson (1,024) for first all-time.  FISH FACT
        ◆   Led A.L. in runs scored in 2012 (129), 2013 (109), 2014 (115)
          and  2016  (123)...Was  the  11th  player  (12th  occurrence)  to   Mike Trout is the first player ever voted
          ever lead the A.L. in runs scored in three straight seasons and   as the unanimous winner of both the A.L.
          the first since Mickey Mantle (1956-58).  Rookie of the Year and A.L. MVP awards.
        ◆   1,052 career runs ranked ninth all-time by an American Leaguer
          before their age-31 campaign.
        ◆   Scored at least 100 runs in seven of 12 full seasons (only player in franchise history with more than two such
          seasons)…One of four players ever with seven campaigns of 100 R & 25 HR by their age-28 season.
        ◆   Played in 500th career game April 13, 2015…Since 1960, his 378 runs scored rank fifth by a Major Leaguer in their first
          500 career games, trailing Hanley Ramirez (392), Albert Pujols (389), Bobby Bonds (388) and Kenny Lofton (380)... Joined
          Joe DiMaggio (467 R/120 HR), Ted Williams (458 R/108 HR), Chuck Klein (439 R/125 HR) and Albert Pujols (389 R/121 HR)
          as the only players since 1914 to score 375 runs and hit at least 95 home runs in their first 500 career games.
        STOLEN BASES
        ◆   Stole 200th career base Aug. 31, 2019...Is the second player in franchise history (Chone Figgins, 280 SB) to reach the
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          200-steal mark.
        ◆   Stole 150th career base May 14, 2017.
        ◆   Led the A.L. in  stolen bases in 2012 (49), in walks in 2013 (110), 2016 (116) and 2018 (122), and RBI in 2014 (111)...First
          player to have led his league in all three of those categories at any point during career.
        SPEED AND POWER
        ◆   Is the first player in baseball history to tally 200 home runs and 200 stolen bases by his age-27 season or younger.
        ◆   At 25 years, 280 days (May 14, 2017), was the youngest player ever to amass 150 home runs and 150 stolen bases in
          a career, surpassing Alex Rodriguez’s previous mark of 26 years, 54 days...Is just the second player in history to tally
          200 home runs and 150 stolen bases before their age-26 season: Alex Rodriguez.
        ◆   Was the only player ever to amass three years of 25 HR/30 SB (2012-13 & 2016) prior to their age-25 season...The
          three 25 HR/30 SB seasons are tied for the most all-time by a center fielder: Willie Mays, Eric Davis and Carlos Beltran.
        ◆   Hit his 100th and 101st home runs of career on Apr. 17, 2015…At 23 years and 253 days old, became youngest player
          ever to reach the 100 HR/100 SB plateau (previously Alex Rodriguez at 23 years 309 days)…Joins Darin Erstad as only
          Angels to accomplish feat.
        ◆   Second player in Major League history to reach 25+ home runs, 5+ triples and 10+ stolen bases in five consecutive
          seasons (2012-16), joining Willie Mays (6 straight, 1955-60).
        ◆   Is the youngest player in MLB history to post back-to-back 20-HR/30-SB campaigns (2012-13)...Fastest player to
          reach 50-HR/50-SB mark in American League history (266 games).
        ALL-STAR GAME
        ◆   2023  marked  11th  career  All-Star  Game  nomination  and  was  tabbed  as  a  starter  for  the  10th  consecutive
          season...Became the first Major League player to be voted in by the fans as a starter in 10 straight All-Star
          Games since Ken Griffey Jr. (11 seasons; 1990-2000)...Fourth player in A.L. history to earn 10 fan elections with
          one organization, joining Cal Ripken Jr. (BAL, 17), George Brett (KC, 11), Ken Griffey Jr. (SEA, 10)...Elected a starter
          in 2023, 2022, 2021, and 2017 but was not able to play due to injury.
        ◆   Owns franchise records for most All-Star Game selections (11) and starts (10).
        ◆   Is 7-for-17 (.411) in seven career All-Star Games with two doubles, one triple, two home runs, four RBI and three
          walks…With 2018 homer, joined Willie Mays and Joe Morgan as the only players with a hit in each of their first
          six All-Star Games…Is one of three American League players to have hit multiple All-Star Game home runs before
          turning 27, joining Al Kaline and Mickey Mantle…Is one of four A.L. players to have at least five career extra-base
          hits in the All-Star Game joining Ted Williams (7), Dave Winfield (5) and Cal Ripken Jr. (5).
        MISC.
        ◆   Logged 1,000th career hit Aug. 7, 2017…Became the 10th American League player ever with 1,000 hits prior to
          his age-26 season: Ty Cobb, Al Kaline, Alex Rodriguez, Robin Yount, Jimmie Foxx, Buddy Lewis, Mickey Mantle,
          Ken Griffey Jr. and Stuffy McInnis.
        ◆   Notched 971st career walk April 16, 2024 (passed Tim Salmon for most in Angels history).
        ◆   On May 21, 2013, became youngest player in A.L. history to hit for the cycle…Also was sixth Angel (7th occurrence)
          to turn the trick and first since Chone Figgins, Sept. 16, 2006.
        ◆   He and Willie Mays (1957-58) are only players in MLB history with two seasons of a .320 average, 25 homers and
          30 steals at any point in their career.






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