The Los Angeles Angels superstar injured the same knee he tore his meniscus in last season, but the MVP spoke on the similarities and differences of the ailments.

Mike Trout is injured again, and the Angels are below .500 for the 10th year in a row. They've squandered the prime of one the best players in baseball history.

Last year, Trout tore the meniscus in his left knee on April 29, and Trout thought he'd return in six-to-eight weeks. He aggravated the injury in his first minor league rehabilitation game in July and sat out the rest of the season.