You see it in the muscle amplifying his lumberjack frame, in the primordial power of mind-body connection that enables someone like him to nearly instantly master even the most unfamiliar physical task, and in the metastasized force — the violence — of speed and raw power at the intersection of those two traits. Each year, when the baseball campaign ends, Trout returns to Millville for the offseason, winding down in the comfort of the only home he’s ever known — a small South Jersey town so far removed from Sopranos country that the locals speak in Philly accents and prefer “hoagies” to gabagool. “It’s a lot more country out here than people think.” Trout’s home life has recently welcomed a glistening new addition: the hotly anticipated Trout National, a private golf club he opened for preview play in the fall after several years of TLC from course designer Tiger Woods.
Author: James Colgan
Published at: 2026-02-28 22:55:37
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