Angel's manager offers a threatening update to Mike Trout injury

Los Angeles Angels-Star Mike Trout is not in the line-up on Thursday because of a knee injury, and according to Manager Ron Washington, the team has no update about the 33-year-old.

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Trout left the third in the 9: 3 defeat on Wednesday against the Seattle Mariners for knee pain. While the injury seemed to be low, there was an immediate reason to worry because it was the same knee as two operations had last season.

Washington hesitated to say which reviews had received trout, an indication of bad news.

Trout had played in all 29 games on Thursday before the Matchup, but it remains uncertain whether the Angels star will play in the coming days.

The three -time MVP was largely absent in baseball in the last three seasons because it dealt with a number of injuries. This spring, the angels moved trout from midfield to the right field to preserve his health.

While the Angels hoped that the change of position would contribute to burdening the legs from trout, the latest update (or the lack of it) for a team that lost its fifth game in a row is not good.

Trout noticed the injury after the loss on Wednesday and did not seem very concerned about the knee pain he experienced.

“When it happened, I knew that it was like a strange feeling, but now it actually feels a little better,” said Trout about the Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register. “Hopefully it was just a little scar tissue that broke out or has jammed a little.”

Trout performs with nine homes and 18 RBIs in the season .179. While the Angels Star has not yet broken out of the offensive slump, the team has its best chance to win trout on the field.

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