Trout and Angels agree on 6-year, $144.5M contract extension
Superstar outfielder Mike Trout and the Los Angeles Angels have agreed on a six-year deal, and sources say the deal is worth $144.5 million.
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- The Angels signed Mike Trout to a landmark 12-year deal in 2014 worth about $426.5 million, beginning in 2015, making him one of the highest-paid players in MLB history at the time. This deal included a full no-trade clause and set a long-term template for elite guarantees in baseball.[3][4]
- In 2019, reports emerged that Trout was nearing or had agreed to a new extension that would push the total value around the $430 million range, further extending his stay with the Angels and solidifying his position as one of the game's top-paid players for the foreseeable future.[6][7][9]
- There were multiple outlets in 2014 covering the six-year extension that predated the 2015 start of the 12-year mega-deal, illustrating how Trout’s camp and the Angels pursued long-term security and market-record money for service-time considerations.[2][5]
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