Angels Rookie Christian Moore Hits Historic Multi-Homer Walk-Off

Christian Moore, the 22-year-old top prospect for the Los Angeles Angels, made MLB history with a standout performance against the Boston Red Sox, hitting two home runs including a walk-off two-run homer to secure a 3-2 extra-inning victory. In that game, Moore became the first player ever to hit a game-tying home run, a walk-off home run while trailing, and drive in all of his team's runs in a single contest. This breakout came just 12 days after his Major League debut and follows a stellar college career at Tennessee, where he was instrumental in winning the national championship. Despite a modest batting average of around .194, Moore’s power and clutch hitting have energized the Angels, who improved to 39-40 with the win. The game also featured a strong pitching showing from former Tennessee teammate Garrett Crochet for the Red Sox, though the Angels overcame bullpen struggles and an injury to shortstop Zach Neto. Moore’s rapid rise and record-setting impact suggest he is poised to become a cornerstone for the Angels franchise.