Mike Trout’s Season-Ending Injury

Join us on the latest episode of “Sports Doc Talk Podcast Talk Dr. Grant Garcia and William Sanchez. If you’re a baseball fan, this one hurts. Future Hall of Famer Mike Trout is out for the season. Trout originally tore his meniscus on April 29th, and after rehab and a clean bill of health, he began his rehab assignment at Triple-A. Unfortunately, Trout exited after one plate appearance and two innings in center field due to discomfort in his left knee. The pain persisted, and an MRI a few days later revealed a second tear. Dr. Grant Garcia joins us to shed light on the injury and what may have happened. We discuss the recovery process, potential complications, and risks for a player who has sustained multiple injuries in the last few years and is entering his 15th season. This episode is short and sweet. Be sure to check us out at sportsdoctalk.com for episodes, transcripts, and much more.