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Before the 2009 season, Baseball America ranked the best high school players in the country for its annual prospect handbook.<\/p>

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Mike Trout came in at No. 80.<\/p>

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Eighty.<\/i><\/p>

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Trout climbed the list with a strong senior season in Millville, N.J., but 21 teams still took a pass (the Nationals and Diamondbacks had two cracks at him) before the Angels finally drafted him 25th overall.<\/p>

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If you\u2019re trying to understand why Trout hasn\u2019t ever asked to be traded, his friends and former teammates suggest you start there.<\/p>

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But Trout is healthy and playing well after Memorial Day for the first time since 2023. The Angels, on the other hand, entered the weekend tied for the American League\u2019s worst record and with a fleet of shirtless protesters in the stands who want ownership to sell the team.<\/p>

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Trout must hear them. He has ears. <\/p>

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Here, then, is the question: Nine weeks until the trade deadline \u2014 with several teams, notably his hometown Phillies, desperate for a right-handed bat \u2014 will the 34-year-old future Hall of Famer finally force the issue?<\/p>

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\u201cThe only way it\u2019s going to happen, I think, is if the Angels decide that they\u2019d like to do this and would then approach Mike about it,\u201d former Angels manager Joe Maddon said this week on Phillies Extra<\/i>, The Inquirer\u2019s baseball podcast. \u201cIf they were to do it that way, I think it would become more amenable to Mike. But for him to be proactively trying to get this done, I don\u2019t see that happening.\u201d<\/p>

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In that case, Trout probably won\u2019t go anywhere. <\/p>

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Again.<\/p>

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\u201cVery possible,\u201d Maddon said. \u201cI can\u2019t tell you that it\u2019s not. It\u2019s very possible.\u201d <\/p>

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Let\u2019s be clear: The Angels should\u2019ve traded Trout years ago. Maddon believes the right time was when Shohei Ohtani left in free agency after the 2023 season. But Trout missed half that year with a fracture in his left hand and almost all of 2024 due to left knee surgery.<\/p>

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There\u2019s also the matter of his contract. Trout is signed through 2030 for $37,116,667 per year. He\u2019s owed a total of $148.46 million after this season, making him difficult to move even if he didn\u2019t have blanket no-trade protection and seemingly no interest in waiving it.<\/p>

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And then there\u2019s this: \u201cYou\u2019ve got [Angels owner] Arte [Moreno],\u201d Maddon said, \u201cwho, I don\u2019t think, wants to be the guy that trades Mike Trout.\u201d<\/p>

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Moreno, who turns 80 in August, didn\u2019t want to trade Ohtani either, even though his front office reportedly recommended a deadline deal in 2023 in which Ohtani would\u2019ve gone to the Rays for slugging third baseman Junior Caminero, then a double-A prospect. <\/p>

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The Angels held Ohtani, then watched him sign with the Dodgers.<\/p>

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Trout isn\u2019t a flight risk. He\u2019s just rotting away.<\/p>

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Right man, right time?<\/h3><\/div>
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Midway through his 16th major league season, Trout is 27th all-time in wins above replacement, based on Fangraphs\u2019 calculations. And the Millville Meteor has played in three \u2014 count \u2018em, three! \u2014 <\/i>postseason games, none since 2014.<\/p>

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Is it any wonder that even Angels fans are rooting for Trout to get traded?<\/p>

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And there\u2019s no time like the present.<\/p>

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\u201cHe\u2019s playing every day, his OPS is good, he\u2019s getting on base a lot, he looks fine in the outfield,\u201d Maddon said. \u201cIt looks like he\u2019s pretty healthy right now, so this is the optimal moment to do it. Or you\u2019re just going to eat it.<\/p>

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\u201cThe thing they have to realize, the Angels, is you\u2019re not going to get the same level of prospect for Mike Trout, regardless of future Hall of Famer, that you think you\u2019d like to. You\u2019re going to have to lower your expectations a little bit to get this deal done. But I mean, they should get at least one, maybe two guys they kind of dig on and move it forward from right there.\u201d<\/p>

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Especially given the lack of right-handed hitting across the sport.<\/p>

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Through Wednesday\u2019s games, right-handed hitters were batting .238. Their collective .692 OPS would be the lowest mark since 1989. Times are tough for righty hitters everywhere. Manny Machado was batting .169 with a .603 OPS; Mookie Betts was at .182\/.649; Bo Bichette (remember him?) checked in at .225\/.591.<\/p>

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But no team has gotten less from its right-handed hitters than the Phillies. Going into the weekend at Dodger Stadium, righty-hitting Phillies were batting .207 and slugging .315 with a .585 OPS, last in the majors in all three categories and the worst marks across the board for any Phillies team since 1945.<\/p>

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The individual numbers:<\/p>

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  1. Trea Turner: .637 OPS (61st among 76 qualified right-handed hitters)<\/p><\/li>

  2. Alec Bohm: .601 OPS (69th)<\/p><\/li>

  3. Adolis Garc\u00eda: .599 OPS (71st)<\/p><\/li>

  4. J.T. Realmuto: .623 OPS<\/p><\/li>

  5. Edmundo Sosa: .558 OPS<\/p><\/li><\/ol><\/div>

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    Third base (Bohm) and right field (Garc\u00eda) have been big problem areas. Interim manager Don Mattingly delivered a scathing indictment of Garc\u00eda last weekend when he said he\u2019d consider benching him except \u201cI don\u2019t feel like we really have a true alternative.\u201d<\/p>

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    Maybe it was a subliminal message to Dave Dombrowski about the Phillies\u2019 biggest trade-deadline need. Trout has 13 homers and ranks eighth among all right-handed hitters with an .892 OPS. He\u2019s on track for his 12th All-Star selection. <\/p>

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    And with the All-Star Game coming to Philly two weeks before the Aug. 3 deadline, speculation is only bound to get louder that the famously diehard Eagles fan might finally move \u2014 maybe even to the all-in Phillies. <\/p>

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    Trout wouldn\u2019t make the Phillies\u2019 roster younger, or help create payroll flexibility amid looming uncertainty about changes to baseball\u2019s economic system. But a healthy Trout (also not a guarantee) could surely boost their production from the right side of the plate and provide a counterweight to lefty-swinging Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper, and even emerging Brandon Marsh, Trout\u2019s former teammate.<\/p>

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    Time is also running out for the Phillies to capitalize on the prime years of Harper, Schwarber and Turner, the lefty-righty tandem of aces Cristopher S\u00e1nchez and Zack Wheeler, and star closer Jhoan Duran. Rival team officials wonder if the threat of a work stoppage that could eat into next season will further heighten the urgency for Dombrowski and owner John Middleton.<\/p>

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    (Note: The Phillies will have $38 million coming off the books after the season when they stop paying Nick Castellanos and Taijuan Walker.)<\/p>

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    Other, less complicated options will arise, even if they aren\u2019t evident yet. The Orioles could peddle walk-year outfielder Taylor Ward as a rental; the Astros could trade infielder Isaac Paredes; the Angels could hold Trout and move Jo Adell, a 27-year-old righty-hitting outfielder with upside.<\/p>

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    The best fit might be in Minnesota, where Byron Buxton is in the midst of another All-Star season. But the 32-year-old center fielder also has a no-trade clause and pledged at the All-Star Game last year that he\u2019s \u201ca Minnesota Twin for the rest of my life.\u201d<\/p>

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    But what if the Twins, 27-30 going into the weekend, choose to trade ace Joe Ryan and plunge into a long-term rebuilding project? Would that test Buxton\u2019s loyalty any more than the Angels\u2019 failures have with Trout?<\/p>

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    Angel in the outfield<\/h3><\/div>
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    How much could the Angels get for Trout anyway?<\/p>

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    It would depend upon how much of the contract they absorb. Maddon guessed they could net at least one top prospect, maybe two, especially if they\u2019re willing to pay down, say, half the money owed to Trout. The Phillies could build a package around rookie center fielder Justin Crawford or outfield prospect Dante Nori. <\/p>

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    But Trout would still have the no-trade clause.<\/p>

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    \u201cI hope I don\u2019t rub anyone the wrong way,\u201d Marsh said last year, \u201cbut I always want success for him. Just because of what he\u2019s done for me. Seeing Trouty in a big game like that in October, that would be special.\u201d <\/p>

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    Asked recently by the Halo Territory podcast about fan sentiment for him to play for a contending team again, Trout conceded that he\u2019s \u201cbeen hearing it the last 10-12 years.\u201d But he declined to discuss the possibility of a trade. <\/p>

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    “I haven\u2019t even thought about any of that. I\u2019m not even going to talk about the trade stuff.”Mike Trout talks to @MikeDiGiovanna on the 2026 season and more. pic.twitter.com\/F0AEWeXh8T<\/p>\u2014 HaloTerritory (@HaloTerritory) May 22, 2026<\/blockquote>\n<\/div><\/div>

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    \u201c[The Angels] gave him his chance,\u201d former teammate Phil Gosselin said a few years ago. \u201cThey drafted him in the first round when a lot of teams probably didn\u2019t have him as a first-rounder. He came up through the system. He knows all the people there, knows the owner. <\/p>

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    \u201cEverybody wants to win, but if he can win there, where they\u2019ve had a rough go of it, that\u2019ll mean that much more to him. He\u2019s been there through some lean years. I think it\u2019ll make it that much sweeter when he comes out on the other side.\u201d<\/p>

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    But that dream gets increasingly unlikely each season. The Angels\u2019 22-35 start could further test his allegiance.<\/p>

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    \u201cMike\u2019s not going to be proactively involved in setting [a trade] up,\u201c Maddon said. \u201dIt\u2019s got to be Angels-to-him, I think. And then, at that point, I think Mike would probably acquiesce and move it from there.\u201d<\/p>

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