Angels, Mike Trout, will undergo end-of-season surgery for foot injuries | Bleacher's report

The season of Mike Trout, the Los Angeles Angels player, has ended early due to persistent problems with his foot.

Speak Department of Communication of AngelsTrout was still feeling pain in his right foot during field tests leading up to Sunday's game. He will undergo surgery to remove Morton's neuroma from the right foot this week.

MLB.com & # 39; s Rhett Bollinger added that Trout's season is over.

On Monday, Trout underwent minor foot surgery to relieve his pain due to a nervous problem. He was originally considered on a daily basis, but has not been on the Angels list since September 7th.

In its eighth full MLB season, Trout is once again posting MVP caliber figures. It will end in 2019 with a .291 / .438 / .645 slash line, 45 homers, 104 RBIs and 110 points scored in 134 matches.

Despite Trout's best efforts, the Angels enter Sunday in fourth place in the American Hockey League with a 67-82 record.

Trout has avoided serious injuries throughout his career, missing more than 30 games just once. By finishing his season now, the Angels are allowing their superstar to regain all his power in time for spring training next February.