Mike Trout 463-Foot Homer: Watch This Monster Shot Here [VIDEO]
Mike Trout 463-foot homer marks the longest homerun of his young career.
In what is the Los Angeles Angels of Aneheim's leftfielder's second full season in the big-leagues, the Mike Trout 463-foot homer is his 45th career homerun.
The homerun was to centerfield and his 10th of the season as the Mike Trout 463-foot homer came on the road against the Kansas City Royals.
Last season, Trout played 139 games and was an all-star. He was the runner-up in A.L. MVP voting behind Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers, who was a Triple Crown winner. He finished atop the three categories of homeruns, RBI and batting average.
On Thursday, Trout hit for the cycle and followed it up with a blast to centerfield that all an outfielder would have to do is stop and stare.
The 21-year-old from New Jersey is picking up from where he left off last season. On a team below .500 that also has Albert Pujols and Jason Hamilton, besides his 10 homeruns, Trout has 10 stolen bases, 35 RBI, a .302 batting average and a .960 ops.
During his career, he's also won the Rookie of the Year award and a Silver Slugger. Statistics prove that Trout is a five-tool player. He hits for power, average, steals bases, a good fielder with a strong arm.
