This is simply the truth now that the comparison between Mike Trout and Ken Griffey Jr. has turned from a contentious, yet fun debate into an increasingly depressing reality. Like Griffey so often was after the end of the 1990s, Trout is now in a post-prime era where trips to the injured list feel more common than highlights.

We all know Ken Griffey Jr.'s dominated Major League Baseball, winning 13 Gold Glove Awards. But today, Tork shifts gears to take a look at the car that stole his heart!

Mike Trout will be a Hall of Famer, but much like Ken Griffey Jr., has struggled with injuries after turning 30.

There may not be a bigger tragedy in sports than when injury problems derail a superstar’s career. Mike Trout appears to be headed for that fate. Trout, who has gone through a plethora of injury woes over the past three seasons,

Mike Trout is arguably the best baseball player of this generation; however, his injuries have caused him to miss a significant amount throughout his career. He recently suffered a knee injury and will remain sidelined for an extended period of time.