Welcoming a newborn is a special feeling, and Mike Trout’s family is experiencing similar happiness. On June 30, Mike Trout and her wife Jessica welcomed her second baby boy, Jordy Michael, four years younger than their first child, born in July 2020. The couple reportedly waited for 10 days after birth before they could reveal anything about their newborn child. 

In April 2024, Trout and Jessica announced they were expecting a baby boy through an online post. The couple shared some sonogram photos to reveal details about their newborn. Also, there was Jordy’s big brother Aaron’s radiant smile alongside the baby bump in the picture. This time, though the couple didn’t share major details after the birth, their post on X is heartwarming. Showing a glimpse of their newborn and other minutiae, Mike Trout’s recent social media post will make every MLB fan’s day! 

Mike Trout sharing his happiness with a sweet post on social media

Exploring the post by Mike Trout, his elder son Beckham Aaron was seen holding his newborn brother. Also, Trout wrote a heartwarming message saying, “Little brother is here! Beckham’s sidekick has arrived. You fill our hearts with so much joy, Jordy Michael. God is so good.” Additionally, he also said that the baby weighed eight pounds and two ounces, and was 21 inches tall. 

Speaking about Mike Trout and Jessica, both have been long-time couples. Since their high school days in New Jersey, they have been together. Their first meeting was in a Spanish class, where their fairytale love story started.

However, Mike signed up with Los Angeles after graduation, and the two had to maintain a long-distance relationship. Then came 2016, when they got engaged and married in December 2017 in New Jersey. While Trout’s wife Jessica is recovering from her childbirth, Mike is trying his best to recover from his torn meniscus injury and return to the field. 

Mike Trout is steadily recovering from injury

After Mike Trout suffered from a torn meniscus in April 2024, he knew it would be a long road. Trout underwent surgery in May, and it looks promising as things stand in July.

According to Rhett Bollinger, the Angels veteran has started running for the first time since May. Also, he is hitting the soft tosses, hoping for a potential comeback. In June, Trout started playing baseball and will begin batting practice in the upcoming days. 

Also, before sending Mike to the big leagues, the team management will send him on a rehab assignment. Before injury, he was smashing .220/.325/.541 with 10 home runs and 14 RBIs. While the numbers are below his standards, Mike on the field has offered leadership to the rookie Angeles lineup.

Additionally, once Mike is perfectly fit, he could be a strong trade candidate by July 30. Undoubtedly, the Los Angeles Angels are hovering at the fourth position in the AL West. The team owners are looking for a complete overhaul, and Trout could be a trade candidate. 

For now, Trout seems to put in the work and remains focused on recovery. As the season is reaching its climax, the playoff berth is at stake. The fans hope Trout recovers and returns to form for the Angels. With the team remaining in the fourth position, it would need some wins and a push from the rooster to climb the standings and secure a potential playoff berth.