Mike Trout golf outing goes from team-bonding event to awkward MLB trade deadline mess for Angels
In the midst of the MLB season, when off days are few and far between, players simply have to take what the schedule gives them when it comes to getting out on the golf course. For the Los Angeles Angels, one of those days happened to be August 3, MLB trade deadline day, and with the team on the East Coast, it was as good an opportunity as any to get out to Mike Trout's private club, Trout National. With the Angels owning a record of 43-69 at the deadline and the front office going full-on sell...
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Types: Slippery Slope • Severity: Low