How would you feel if we lose a season, or even two, of Trout's prime?

[JustATroutFan]

It won't make people happy at all, that's what! Put an asterisk (like his .299 batting average in 2015 when he played hurt, had to hit at pitcher friendly Angel Stadium for half of his games, and it was a tough season for hitters to put up great numbers at the plate) if he falls shorts of a few goals (career home run record, especially) just because of some stupid greedy morons acting idiotic. And I'm just being nice when I point out a small group of people. I could blame even more idiots but I'll be nice for now. 

[Taylor]

Sir, this is a Wendy's.

[Blarg]

I'd feel like his career WAR will be as inconsequential as DiMaggio and Williams that lost considerable time during the war years during their prime. 

[Stradling]

I watched Angel games when Trout got injured.   So Trout losing a season is a distant second to why I will miss baseball. 

[Justin]

I'm relatively certain there will not be an asterisk next to his career numbers, just as there is none next to his 2015 numbers. 

But, to answer your question, I will be depressed.

[Inside Pitch]

It would suck as a fan but it pales in comparison to Ted Williams losing 5 years, three of them in his prime while fighting in two different wars.

[Blarg]

49 minutes ago, Inside Pitch said:

It would suck as a fan but it pales in comparison to Ted Williams losing 5 years, three of them in his prime while fighting in two different wars.

Ted Williams post Korean War numbers from age 34-41.

.340/.478/.634/1.112  191 ops+

Regardless of how anyone wants to spin differences in era, competition and pitching metrics, those numbers far out shine his peers during that time period.