The three-time AL MVP played in 82 or fewer games in three of the past four seasons while dealing with an assortment of injuries.

With Mike Trout moving over from center field to become the club’s primary right fielder, the Angels have to come up with a plan on who will play center this season. Jo Adell and Mickey Moniak figure to get the most time there,

Mike Trout is moving to right field. The longtime Los Angeles Angels stalwart center fielder announced Monday that he’s moving to a corner to preserve his health. “I like it. I’ll try it out,” he said.

The Los Angeles Angels' Mike Trout will make a permanent move from center field to right field as part of a strategy aiming to keep him healthy and in the lineup, he announced Monday.

Angels oft-injured star Mike Trout, who has played in 82 or fewer games in three of the past four seasons, is moving from center to right field.

Trout, 33, has been injured for much of the past four years and says he is on board with moving from center field to right this season with the hope that it will keep him on the field.

Spring is in the air and players will be reporting to Tempe, Ariz., in just a matter of days to begin a season full of hope. Among the hopeful is outfielder Mik

Mike Trout, known for his highlight-reel catches in center field, will play right field for the Los Angeles Angels this season.

We came to the conclusion that I’m going to go to right field,” Trout said. “I like it. We’ll try it out and see where it goes.”