Baseball has changed a lot over time. The changes have benefitted its popularity though, as some consider the game to be more entertaining now. Though, batters don’t feel as positively about it. They’ve been facing difficulties with a specific change in the pitching speed. Given that it is slightly uncommon, reactions have floated on the same. Recently, star player of the Angels, Mike Trout shared his thoughts on this change.

While addressing his recent drop in form, the 11-time All-Star shared a prediction regarding the future of pitching in baseball. What’s that prediction? Let’s find out!

Mike Trout feels the game is on the trajectory for further change

Batters are a key factor in any change made by the MLB. Though the overall change affects all the parties involved, any increase in pitching speeds will affect batters more. The same has been seen for quite some time now.  Recently, ‘Foul Territory TV‘ shared a video clip of Mike Trout sharing his thoughts on the matter.

The conversation started when they asked Trout about the reason for his increased strikeouts. Notably, Trout’s average has fallen below 0.120 in June while facing fastballs. Mike Trout addressed the issue surrounding his performances at the plate. He shared, “Obviously, I haven’t been myself, but last week or so I’ve been better, but no. Sometimes you gotta be honest with yourself, but it’s a different ball game in that box right now.”

Reflecting on the increase in speed, Trout shared his take on the future. He added, “It’s different and like I said, I’m just looking into the future, man. It’s, phew. You got guys – I mean, you got – I got my boy Joyce coming out of the pen on 104.”