Right now it’s just a bad time.”Īfter splitting a four-game series at Dodger Stadium, the Mets head down the California coast to open a three-game set in San Diego.

“There’s going to be some good times and there’s going to be some bad times. They haven’t dropped 12 in a row since the last 12 games of the 1988 season under managers Cookie Rojas and Moose Stubbing, who took over for the final eight. Winless since May 24, the Angels are on their longest losing streak since an 11-game slide in August 2016. Syndergaard was knocked out in the second inning at Yankee Stadium last week, “Had some good at-bats today, just try to take it into tomorrow.” “Things will start falling,” the three-time MVP said Sunday after an agonizing loss to his hometown Philadelphia Phillies. Trout is hitless in his last 26 at-bats, his longest drought in the majors. Noah Syndergaard (4-3, 4.02 ERA) starts as Los Angeles (27-28) returns home looking to stop an 11-game slide in the opener of a four-game series against Michael Wacha (3-1, 2.43) and the Boston Red Sox, who have won four straight. Mike Trout is mired in the worst slump of his brilliant career and the Angels are one loss from matching their longest skid in 34 years. The Angels are currently a half-game behind the Astros in the AL West, and Trout is second in the AL in home runs (12), tied for seventh in batting average (.331), and tied for 13th in RBI (25).A look at what’s happening around the majors today: The notoriously-grumpy Brooklyn Dodger manager Leo Durocher is said to have coined the phrase, “Nice guys finish last,” but that doesn’t hold true for Trout. In the third inning, Trout hit a broken-bat blooper into center field, and instead of hard-charging to first base, he took a moment to apologize to home-plate umpire Jerry Layne and Rockies catcher Chris Iannetta, though neither were injured on the 's broken bat hit an umpire and he stopped to apologize before running onto first base because that's the #midwesterner in him. Image via Keith Allison/Flickr.īut at a recent game in Denver, Colorado, against The Rockies, Trout proved that he’s a nice guy on the field as well. “Your house burns down, you don’t have anything for Christmas, and all these people are giving, giving, giving, then bam! Mike Trout comes,” Barbara DeSimone said. For example, after hearing a Philadelphia-area family lost their home in a house fire before Christmas 2015, Trout showed up at their house with an armful of Christmas presents.

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