Mike Drop!! Mike Trout hits one out at Camden Yards!

We flash you back to Mike Trout's first major league home run at Camden Yards. I think he still gets it out even in the new dimensions. Mike Trout looks like he's about 12 years old there as he rounds the bases. Family happy as home run number one landed for Mike Trout in July of 2011 here at Camden Yards. It's good to see you Jeff, Debbie, Tyler there, Trout family. His 12th major league game. There have been a whole lot of others ever since. 358 career home runs that have been hit by Mike Trout. Look at that strike zone from home plate umpire Emile Jimenez. That ball was almost across the beltway. Jimenez thought about, should I make that one up? He gave that a longer look, but he did call a strike a strike. One ball, two strikes on Mike Trout. There's a high fly, right center field, pretty deep. Mullins will watch this one and it is gone! Home run Mike Trout. He breaks a homerless drought that has spanned over the last week and a half. He has hit his ninth home run. Mullins gave it a good shot up near the wall, but in the place where Mike Trout has hit his first major league home run, he hits number 359 and he ties the game at one. Yeah, that's good. Launch angle 31 degrees, exit velocity of 107.9. Yes, that baseball's gotta go. Flashback and then flashback here. Fastball this time upstairs and he covers it. Wow, that was closer than I thought. Mullins got up there pretty good doing his Trout impression trying to bring one back. Toney swings and misses. Trout almost got robbed here in a way that he robbed a home run in this ballpark. I mean, that is extremely close. By the way, passing the Yogi Bear on the all-time list now with that home run. Actually tied another Hall of Famer, Johnny Mize, with 359 home runs. Although, Johnny Mize lost some of his career to World War II. Next homer ties Gary Gaiety. The one after that ties DiMaggio. That's impressive names.