In a highly anticipated move, Los Angeles Angels' star player Mike Trout is set to make his return to the Salt Lake Bees for a rare minor league rehab assignment. This upcoming stint with the Bees marks his first time back in Utah since playing 20 games with the team over a decade ago.

Trout's time in Triple-A Salt Lake back in 2012 was nothing short of impressive. In just 77 at-bats, he recorded an impressive.403 batting average, along with 13 RBIs, 10 extra-base hits, and one home run. His exceptional performance caught the attention of the major league club, and Trout was promptly called up to the big leagues, launching what would become an illustrious career.

Unfortunately, Trout has been sidelined since May due to a torn meniscus in his knee. However, Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington has confirmed that the MVP outfielder is now ready to begin his rehabilitation process. The initial phase will take place in Arizona, where Trout will ramp up his rehab and face live pitching before making his way to Salt Lake for the rehab assignment with the Bees.

While the exact timeline for Trout's return to Salt Lake is still unclear, his presence on the field will undoubtedly ignite excitement among fans in Utah. Trout's stellar track record speaks for itself, having won three MVP awards and nine Silver Slugger awards throughout his career.

As Bees' fans eagerly await the arrival of the baseball superstar, they can only anticipate witnessing Trout's exceptional skills and his contributions to the team during this rehab assignment. This is a rare opportunity for fans to witness one of the greatest players of this generation up close and personal, as Trout continues his journey to full recovery and eventual return to the major leagues.

The Salt Lake Bees are preparing to welcome back their former player with open arms, hoping that his time with the team will not only accelerate his rehabilitation but also leave a lasting impact on the players and fans alike. Stay tuned for further updates on Mike Trout's rehab progress and his eventual return to the Los Angeles Angels lineup.