Los Angeles Angels outfielder Mike Trout pitched against the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night. It was his 25th of the season and his first since July 8, when he missed more than a month with a back injury. Trout’s home run was historically significant as it marked his 1,500th career double.

Watch the home run in motion:

Trout’s home run had an exit velocity of 108 mph and carried 429 feet, according to Statcast.

Trout, Aug. 7, 2017 — He hit his 1,000th career before his 26th birthday. His stats have dwindled in recent years due to pandemics and injuries worldwide. Since the start of the 2020 season, he has appeared in a total of 173 games or more in regulation time.

Trout returned to the Angels lineup last Friday night. He went 4 for 15 with a walk in his first four games back. Trout’s current line was .269/.365/.582 (163 OPS+) with 24 home runs and 52 runs batted in. His contribution is estimated to be 3.6 wins above replacement, according to Baseball Reference.

The Angels were outscored in Tuesday’s game, 52-70. Arguably the most notable development for the Angels on Tuesday was owner Arte Moreno’s move to sell the franchise. In the year He has owned the Angels since purchasing the team from Disney in 2003.