Mike Trout Hits 400th Home Run, Plays Catch With Fan Who Caught Ball

Mike Trout hit the 400th home run of his MLB career during a game against the Colorado Rockies, marking a significant milestone as he became the 59th player in history to reach this achievement. The 485-foot solo home run was caught by a fan who then returned the ball to Trout with a simple, heartfelt request to play catch with him, foregoing memorabilia or financial demands. This moment of genuine connection between the fan and Trout resonated widely on social media, highlighting the joy and spirit of baseball beyond statistics. Trout, an 11-time All-Star and three-time MVP, is having a healthy season and is among an elite group of players with 400+ home runs and 200+ stolen bases by age 33. Despite the Angels' struggles as a team, this milestone and the fan's unique request provided a memorable and uplifting highlight. The fan was also given signed bats and had the opportunity to meet Trout and his family after the game, further cementing this special moment.