Angels place Mike Trout (knee) on the list of injured

Mike Trout suffered a bone contusion in the knee and the Angels will put him on the list of injured, according to the manager Ron Washington.

Los Angeles Angels They will place the gardener Mike Trout on the list of injured due to bone contusion in the knee Left, as reported by manager Ron Washington after the defeat of the team at home 10-4 against the Detroit Tigers on Thursday night.

Washington told the press in Anaheim that the injury was not considered serious and that the tests did not show structural damage in the trout knee, adding that he needs time to “rest.”

The star gardener left the game of the Angels Wednesday against the Seattle Mariners due to the injury. During a bat in the third inning, he tried to run a second base. He ran along the line and threw himself to First, being just out. Trout remained in the game defensive, but was removed in the following entrance and replaced by the emerging batter Jo Adell.

He underwent several tests after the game and said he expected it to be simply scar tissue. He commented that he planned to play on Thursday, but that he was not in the alignment for the first game of the series against the Tigers. It was the first game that Trout He did not play throughout the season.

He participated in 29 games last season before breaking the meniscus of his left knee, operated, and miss the rest of the season.

This season bats for .173, with nine homers and 18 ranges.

Information from The Associated Press and Field Level Media was used in this report.