Trout Hits Sixth Career Birthday Homer as Angels Fall to Orioles

Mike Trout hit his sixth career birthday home run Aug. 7, pushing his career total to 423. The Los Angeles Angels lost to the Baltimore Orioles 6-2.

Trout entered the game with 422 career home runs, a.291 batting average, 1,837 hits, 1,058 RBI, 222 stolen bases and a.968 career OPS. The homer was his 84th hit of the season.

He has a history of producing on his birthday. On his 26th birthday, he recorded his 1,000th career hit with a double, then followed with a home run for hit No. 1,001—his fourth birthday homer in six seasons.

Trout's early-career numbers placed him alongside Mel Ott, Jimmie Foxx and Mickey Mantle as the only players to compile 1,000 hits, 500 runs and 500 walks through their age-25 season.

Of his 416 career home runs entering the day, 263 were solo shots, 110 came with one runner on base, 37 with two men on and six were grand slams. He has hit 207 at home and 209 on the road.

By inning, Trout has hit 107 home runs in the first, 59 in the third and 50 in the eighth.

Mike Trout hit his sixth career birthday home run Aug. 7, pushing his career total to 423. The Los Angeles Angels lost to the Baltimore Orioles 6-2.

Trout entered the game with 422 career home runs, a.291 batting average, 1,837 hits, 1,058 RBI, 222 stolen bases and a.968 career OPS. The homer was his 84th hit of the season.

Trout's early-career numbers placed him alongside Mel Ott, Jimmie Foxx and Mickey Mantle as the only players to compile 1,000 hits, 500 runs and 500 walks through their age-25 season.

Of his 416 career home runs entering the day, 263 were solo shots, 110 came with one runner on base, 37 with two men on and six were grand slams. He has hit 207 at home and 209 on the road.

By inning, Trout has hit 107 home runs in the first, 59 in the third and 50 in the eighth.