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ANAHEIM -- While it’s still unclear what changes are coming for the Angels heading into next season, including who will be the club’s general manager and manager, it is known that the club will have a new center fielder in…

Los Angeles Angels superstar Mike Trout will transition from center field to left field for the 2027 season, interim general manager John Mozeliak announced. Trout approached the front office about the positional switch to reduce physical wear and tear after appearing in 142 games in 2026. The move aims to keep the 35-year-old healthy and productive offensively while allowing the Angels to upgrade their outfield defense.
The Angels must now determine Trout's replacement in center field through internal prospects or external acquisitions. In-house candidates include defensive specialist Bryce Teodosio and top prospect Nelson Rada, though the club may pursue free agency options such as Daulton Varsho, Trent Grisham, Tyrone Taylor, or Cedric Mullins.
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