Mike Trout Becomes Youngest Player With 100 Homers And 100 Steals

Angels outfielder Mike Trout is nearly six months older than Cubs phenom Kris Bryant, but Trout already has a 100-homer lead on him.

Trout hit a two-run shot off Astros starting pitcher Roberto Hernandez in the sixth inning Friday for career homer No. 100.

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Not only did Trout reach a career milestone, he also became the youngest player (23 years, 251 days) in major league history with at least 100 homers and 100 stolen bases, according to ESPN.

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The homer gave the Angels a 3-1 lead.