Mike Trout Hits Milestone 380th Career Home Run

In the bottom of the first inning against the Cleveland Guardians, Mike Trout stepped up to the plate with one out. Facing pitcher Gavin Williams, Trout connected with a high-velocity 98.0 mph fastball, sending it 387 feet to center field. This wasn't just any home run; it was Trout's 380th career blast, pushing him past Hall of Famer Orlando Cepeda and former slugger Tony Pérez on the all-time list into 74th place.

The home run, Trout's second of the young 2025 season, immediately leveled the score at 1-1, providing a crucial early spark for the Angels. The advanced metrics on the hit – a 104.0 mph exit velocity and a 35-degree launch angle – underscore the power and precision Trout still possesses. As he continues his career, Trout remains a central figure in baseball history discussions, climbing the ranks among the sport's elite home run hitters.

How many career home runs does Mike Trout have now?

As of this home run on April 4, 2025, Mike Trout has 380 career home runs.

Where does this place him on the all-time list?

This home run moved him into sole possession of 74th place on the MLB all-time home run list.

Who did Trout hit the home run off?

He hit the home run off Cleveland Guardians pitcher Gavin Williams.

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