Mike trout homered in each of the last 7 games he started

[shiv]

He’s pretty good at baseball

Most consecutive games with a home run

Mike Trout just added another historic feat to his career: He homered in his seventh consecutive game on Monday against the Guardians. Trout is only the ninth player in AL/NL history to homer in seven or more straight games, and he's now one game shy of the record -- the

www.mlb.com

 

[Rube Reaper]

This would be impressive if it was cricket we were talking about.

 

[AgEngDawg]

He’s pretty good at baseball

That is definitely above average.

 

[BurntJ]

Good player……made a ton of money….

But damn, guess some people are wired differently, I would have never signed that deal and committed to a career of losing. I would lose my mind at 5-10 yrs of showing up and knowing you will be losing all the time.

 

[shiv]

Good player……made a ton of money….

But damn, guess some people are wired differently, I would have never signed that deal and committed to a career of losing. I would lose my mind at 5-10 yrs of showing up and knowing you will be losing all the time.

It’s awful. I fuckin hate the Yankees, but I’d rather him spend part of his career there just for the benefit of baseball overall

 

[OTD Sports]

Griffey Jr. had 8 consecutive.

 

[BurntJ]

It’s awful. I fuckin hate the Yankees, but I’d rather him spend part of his career there just for the benefit of baseball overall

I do totally agree on having the stars spread out among all of baseball. Would be interesting to see the kinda return Anaheim could get if the traded Trout and Ohtani. If they could get 4-5 legit prospect or young mlb'ers for each. They could basically build a winner out of that, Then spend the money to keep those player IMHO. (Now Trout may not command that but like i said, I would check for sure.)

This is essentially what John Hart did with the Braves. It was 3-5 guys we trade BUT none of our 3-5 could command what either of these 2 can on the market.