After missing 370 games over the past four seasons due to various injuries, Mike Trout said he is open to the idea of moving positions. Speaking to reporters on Monday, the Los Angeles Angels star and three-time AL MVP said "everything's on the table" when it comes to his future and trying to ensure that he stays on the field.

Mike Trout is open to discussing a position change after he has missed 370 games during the past four seasons. The Los Angeles Angels slugger and three-time American League MVP said before Monday's game against the Chicago White Sox that “everything's on the table” when he meets with the team during the offseason.

The Angels are wrapping another lost season, one in which Mike Trout was kept to a career-low 29 games. As he gears up for the offseason, the three-time MVP indicated he was open to a possible position change in an effort to stay healthy.

Trout, who's spent much of the last four years navigating different injuries, met with reporters for the first time since his re-injury.

Mike Trout, working his way back from two knee surgeries, acknowledged that a move away from center field could be in his future.The Los Angeles Angels superstar, who had his left meniscus repaired