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OUTFIELDER
        MIKE TROUT



      ◆   After his first 81 games of season (on July 31), had scored 80 runs and driven in 55 RBI…The last rookie to do so
        was Joe DiMaggio (87, 83) in 1936 – ELIAS…Only one other player since 1920 has had as many hits (116), RBI (55)
        and SB (31) in his first 81 games of a season as Trout has had through his first 81 - George Sisler in 1922, per ELIAS.
      ◆   Set A.L. record for July home runs by a rookie (10).
      AWARDS
      ◆   Honored by Baseball America as its 2012 Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year…Became first player to win both awards in
        same season, and first Angel to win either award.
      ◆   Voted by his teammates as Club’s team MVP…Joins Bobby Knoop (1964), Tim Salmon (1993), and Mark Trumbo (2011) as only
        rookies to win award.
      ◆   Participated in his first career All-Star Game July 10, going 1-for-1 with a walk and a stolen base…Became youngest player to
        collect a hit in an All-Star Game since Al Kaline in 1955…Was seventh-youngest A.L. position player in history of the Midsummer
        Classic, including fifth-youngest A.L. All-Star outfielder.
         ◆ Named both A.L. Player of the Month and Rookie of the Month for July…First A.L. position player to win both awards in same month.
      ◆   Received American League Rookie of Month honors in May, June, July and August…First rookie ever to win award in four
        consecutive months and first to receive honor four times in a season since Ichiro Suzuki in 2001.
      ◆   Nominated for Sports Illustrated’s Sportsman of the Year.           TROUT
                                PRIZED TROUT
                             Notable awards for Trout in 2012...
          A.L. Rookie of the Year   Angels Team MVP         A.L. All-Star
          Louisville Silver Slugger   Baseball America’s Player of the Year   Baseball America’s Rookie of the Year
        Oscar Charleston Award (A.L.)   A.L. Outstanding Rookie - Player’s Choice Awards   Sporting News’ A.L. Rookie of the Year
        BBWAA’s Angels Team MVP   MLBPAA overall Heart and Hustle Award recipient   Wilson’s Defensive Player of the Year
        A.L. Player of the Month for July   A.L .Rookie of the Month - May, June, July & Aug.   Co-A.L .Player of the Week (June 10)

      2011
      ◆   Had contract selected by Angels July 8 and made MLB debut as starting center fielder (0/3) that evening...At age
        19 years, 335 days, was youngest player to make MLB debut for Angels since May 30, 1971, when Andy Hassler
        debuted at age 19 years, 224 days…Third-inning bunt single off Michael Pineda July 9 vs. Seattle marked first
        Major League hit…RBI single in 6th July 15 at Oakland marked first career RBI...Hit first MLB HR (3-run) July 24 at
        Baltimore in front of several family members and friends in attendance from New Jersey...Two weeks shy of his
        20th birthday, became third teenager to homer for Angels, joining Ed Kirkpatrick and Aurelio Rodriguez.
      ◆   Hit two home runs August 30 at Seattle (2/4, 3 R, 2 HR, 5 RBI)…At 20 years and 23 days old, became youngest
        Angel with two HR in a game (previously Tom Brunansky at 20 years, 234 days in 1981).
      ◆   Participated in the Arizona Fall League after season.
      POSTSEASON SUMMARY
      ◆   Made postseason debut in 2014 vs. Kansas City...Started all three games in center field...Went 1-for-12 (.083)
        with a home run, RBI and a run scored...Connected for solo home run in the first inning of Game 3...Gave the
        Angels their only lead of series...At 23 years, 59 days old, became youngest Angel to homer in the postseason,
        surpassing Dick Schofield’s previous mark of 23 years, 323 days (homered in Game 3 of the ALCS vs. Baltimore).
                                DIVISION SERIES TOTALS
      Year  Club, Opp   AVG   G   AB   R   H   2B  3B  HR  RBI  SH  SF  HBP  BB  IBB  SO  SB  CS  GDP  SLG  OBP   E
      2014—  LAA, KC   .083   3   12   1   1   0   0   1   1   0   0   0   3   0   2   0   1   0  .333  .267   0
      NOTABLE MINOR LEAGUE AWARDS AND HONORS
      ◆   2011 Baseball America’s 2011 Minor League Player of Year...Sporting News’ Minor League Player of the Year...
        Topps  Double-A  All-Star...Texas  League  Mid-Season  and  Post-Season  All-Star...MiLB.com  Organizational  All-
        Star...Arizona League Rising Stars Game...Baseball America Minor League All-Star...MLB Futures Game Selection.
      ◆   2010 Midwest League Most Valuable Player...Prospect of the Year in both the California and Midwest Leagues...
        Midwest  League  Mid-Season  and  Post-Season  All-Star...MiLB.com  Organization  All-Star...Baseball  America
        Minor League All-Star...MLB Futures Game Selection...Topps Class-A All-Star...Selected to USA Baseball roster
        for the Pan American Games/World Cup Qualifying Tournament.
      ◆   2009 Arizona League Post-Season All-Star.





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