Mike Trout's Power Surge Leads Angels to Victory Over Red Sox
Source: news.source.manilatimes
Mike Trout, returning from injury, showcased his prowess with three hits, including a record-breaking 454-foot homer, leading the Los Angeles Angels to a 7-6 win against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. Trout's performance helped the Angels set a historic record by hitting three home runs in the first inning, a first at Fenway Park. Additionally, the Detroit Tigers dominated the Chicago White Sox with a 13-1 victory, highlighted by Kerry Carpenter's three home runs.
Key Points
Mike Trout hit a 454-foot homer, the longest at Fenway Park in 2025, and had three hits in the game.
The Los Angeles Angels set a historic record by hitting three home runs in the first inning at Fenway Park.
Trout's performance since returning from injury has been impressive, raising his batting average from .179 to .225.
Kerry Carpenter of the Detroit Tigers hit three home runs in a game against the Chicago White Sox, contributing to a 13-1 victory.
The Tigers reached 40 wins first in the MLB season, showcasing their strong performance.
