Mike Trout has made the playoffs once, in 2014 with the Los Angeles Angels. The Angels were swept by the Kansas City Royals in the ALDS that year. Since then, Trout has reached the postseason zero more times through 2025, despite multiple strong individual seasons.[3][4][5]
Angels superstar Mike Trout has reached all kinds of milestones during his illustrious 10-year career, winning the American League MVP Award three times, while also being an eight-time All-Star, a seven-time Silver Slugger and a two-time All-Star Game MVP. But in his 10 years with the Angels, he has made
www.mlb.comMike Trout is the best player of his generation, but there's a major blight on his otherwise impressive resume—he hasn't been to the postseason since 2014...
bleacherreport.comMike Trout has played 3 games in the postseason in his career.
www.statmuse.comMike Trout, widely regarded as one of the best players in Major League Baseball (MLB) history, has had a lack of postseason success.
www.sportskeeda.comAngels star Mike Trout, who has been to the playoffs only once in his nine seasons, said Saturday of being mathematically eliminated from the postseason, "It sucks being out of it. It's time. We gotta get to the playoffs."
www.espn.comMike Trout has played 3 games in the postseason in his career.
www.statmuse.comMike Trout needs the Los Angeles Angels to end their noteworthy playoff drought for reasons beyond his desire to again play postseason baseball.
www.yardbarker.comMike Trout has only reached the playoffs once in his nine big-league seasons, and he's not too pleased about it.The Los Angeles Angels superstar has opened up about his frustration over missing the playoffs yet again - this time in a format where more than half of each league is getting in - ahead of what will be his sixth consecutive October at home."The biggest thing is getting to the playoffs," Trout said Saturday, according to Jeff Fletcher of the Orange County Register. "You guys see it....
www.thescore.comThe Angels got hot in September, but it was too little, too late
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