Last Updated on April 20, 2025 by Matt Musico
If there’s one thing I truly want to happen during the 2025 MLB regular season, it’s for Mike Trout to stay healthy from start to finish. Hopefully, firing up the 2025 Mike Trout Home Run Tracker will provide enough good vibes to make that happen.
Similar to last season, this will be a central location for all his dingers. The information you can expect to see includes the date and opponent, along with the distance and exit velocity for each blast.
Related: A Complete Guide to Single-Season (& Single-Game) HR Performances
Where Trout Stands in Angels HR History Entering 2025
Trout is already the Angels’ home run royalty. He entered the season with 378 career homers, which is atop Los Angeles’s all-time list. And now that Shohei Ohtani plays for the Los Angeles Dodgers, there isn’t any serious competition when it comes to eventually knocking Trout out of the No. 1 spot.
While he doesn’t yet own the single-season home run record, he’s produced two performances of 40-plus homers that have landed him within the top six.
A Breakdown of Trout’s Yearly Home Run Production
Can you believe that the 2025 season is Mike Trout’s 15th big-league campaign? It feels like just yesterday he got called up and was tearing apart his competition as a 20-year-old. Life comes at you fast, I guess. Here’s a look at his yearly home run production:
- 2011: 5
- 2012: 30
- 2013: 27
- 2014: 36
- 2015: 41
- 2016: 29
- 2017: 33
- 2018: 39
- 2019: 45
- 2020: 17
- 2021: 8
- 2022: 40
- 2023: 18
- 2024: 10
Obviously, a big question for Trout is how long he can stay on the field in 2025. He’s appeared in more than 82 games in a single season just once since 2021 (he played in 119 games in 2022). Let’s hope he can stay on the field and have a vintage Mike Trout performance like we remember.
2025 Mike Trout Home Run Tracker
Home Run No. 1: April 2 vs. St. Louis Cardinals
Mike Trout's first long ball of 2025 goes to straightaway center! 💪 pic.twitter.com/f7hI9ds1Rs
— MLB (@MLB) April 2, 2025
Distance: 413 feet
Exit Velocity: 106.1 mph
Home Run No. 2: April 4 vs. Cleveland Guardians
Mike Trout's first at-bat at Angel Stadium this year is a homer to right-center pic.twitter.com/PB9VbMdXpt
— Rhett Bollinger (@RhettBollinger) April 5, 2025
Distance: 387 feet
Exit Velocity: 104 mph
Home Run No. 3: April 5 vs. Cleveland Guardians
Mike Trout homers in his third straight game and gives the @Angels the lead! pic.twitter.com/HRjP2QS7o8
— MLB (@MLB) April 6, 2025
Distance: 429 feet
Exit Velocity: 106.9 mph
Home Run No. 4: April 10 vs. Tampa Bay Rays
Just keep swimming 🐟
Mike Trout goes deep for his 4th homer of the year! pic.twitter.com/oHyhVg9Lio
— MLB (@MLB) April 10, 2025
Distance: 320 feet
Exit Velocity: 97.7 mph
Home Run No. 5: April 10 vs. Tampa Bay Rays
Mike 2rout pic.twitter.com/gyV02r21WK
— MLB (@MLB) April 10, 2025
Distance: 403 feet
Exit Velocity: 106.6 mph
Home Run No. 6: April 11 vs. Houston Astros
Mike Trout is now tied for the league lead with SIX home runs 😳 pic.twitter.com/oAiJU6DlXb
— MLB (@MLB) April 12, 2025
Distance: 389 feet
Exit Velocity: 102.5 mph
Home Run No. 7: April 19 vs. San Francisco Giants
Mike Trout sends this one to a galaxy far, far away 🚀 pic.twitter.com/6E1DvejquY
— MLB (@MLB) April 20, 2025
Distance: 435 feet
Exit Velocity: 115.4 mph
Home Run No. 8: April 19 vs. San Francisco Giants
MIKE TROUT²
He crushes his 2nd home run of the game! pic.twitter.com/qJOovPtsy3
— MLB (@MLB) April 20, 2025
Distance: 381 feet
Exit Velocity: 108.7 mph
All Stats courtesy of Statcast, unless otherwise noted.
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