Mike Trout looks like he is in still his prime. To begin the 2026 campaign, at the age of 34, Trout is turning the clock back to where he was in the late 2010s, dominating the diamond. He is currently slashing .258/.433/.550 for an OPS worth .983, all while recording 10 home runs and an impressive, league-leading 34 walks drawn. But although his play suggests that he's right back to where he was years ago, Father Time is going to eventually catch up with the three-time MVP winner. Because of that, questions are beginning to swirl about whether the Angels should move him while his value remains high. On May 4, The Athletic’s Keith Law highlighted Trout’s strong start and suggested that if the Angels want to maximize his value, now may be the time to explore a trade. Given the length and size of his contract, the idea isn’t that far-fetched, especially if teams with deep, talented farm systems become interested in Trout.…