"He's a superstar. I know he's getting older, but like he has been one of the premier guys in Major League Baseball since joining the league. Our most valuable moment. It is powered by Amazon. Mike Trout was back. He was activated off of the injured list prior to Wednesday's game. And boy, was he active. He's turned his team. Happy birthday Trout. Hammers that left field. Oh boy. That thing was absolutely crushed. Two run homer for Trout. So I think the big question is with him, John Mozalok, who's now the interim GM for the Halos has said, I'm not trading Mike Trout. Mike Trout has said, look, I'm good out here. What do we watch Mike Trout for at this point in his career? Well, I mean, ideally, like as a baseball fan, we'd love to see Mike Trout make the playoffs again. Right. I think Dalton, Dalton, we got to stop with that stuff. We're there. No, we're close to that. Oh, and I, I understand it, but I mean, at this point you, you didn't let me even finish because I was going to do a full 180, but I was going to say, I would love to see him make the playoffs. Right. But at this point, he seems very happy in LA. The angels have been very adamant. We're not trading Mike Trout. So now I think it's just time to enjoy his angels career. A guy who is probably going to play with just one team his entire career. I just want to see him continuing to stack up his resume. He's a, he's a hall of Famer. I think we can agree even with the injuries, the numbers are insane. Looking at some of the recent players over the 21st century to play 15, 16, or more seasons with just one team and retire with one team, it's a pretty impressive list Rosie Kershaw, Vado, Wainwright, Yadi, Derek Jeter, Ryan Zimmerman, Mariano Rivera, Posada, Todd Helton and Chipper Jones. Mike Trout would be joining that list of guys to play at least 16 seasons with one team and only one team. Love Mike Trout. I think at this point, I just want to see him stack up the numbers and just continuing to process each day."