Mike Trout Is Said To BE Unstoppable Right Now.

The home runs keep coming for Angels superstar Mike Trout, who absolutely clobbered his fifth career grand slam in a 5-1 win over the Rangers on Saturday, giving him four homers over his past three games.

The Angels had been scuffling with runners in scoring position, but Trout made Rangers lefty Drew Smyly pay for loading the bases with one out in the fourth inning.

Trout crushed a 1-1 fastball to left a projected 458 feet, per Statcast.

Nomar Mazara has the longest projected blast this year at 482 feet.

Trouts longest career homer is 477 feet, against former Rockies left-hander Chris Rusin at Coors Field.

Notably, this homer came on a fastball up in the zone, which was a weak spot for Trout early in his career, but something hes since improved.

Trout, who homered on Thursday and then twice on Friday, extended his on-base streak to nine games this season.