Angels' Mike Trout Reaches 1,000 Career RBIs with Home Run

Mike Trout reached a significant career milestone by recording his 1,000th and 1,001st RBIs with a powerful two-run homer against the Seattle Mariners, becoming the third Angels player to achieve this mark, joining Garret Anderson and Tim Salmon. His homer, projected at 443 feet, also brought him closer to 400 career home runs, with 397 to date. Trout has historically dominated the Mariners, holding records for the most home runs (55), total bases (441), and runs scored (146) against them, surpassing previous record holders Rafael Palmeiro and Rickey Henderson. Despite recent knee issues limiting him to designated hitter duty, Trout aims to return to the outfield before the season's end. This milestone furthers his standing as one of baseball's all-time greats, with Trout being a three-time AL MVP and 11-time All-Star. The Angels' victory and Trout's performance underline his ongoing impact and resilience in the sport.