Los Angeles Angels second baseman Christian Moore has not been a regular fixture for the team, and interim manager Ray ...

Los Angeles Angels first-round pick Christian Moore is already lighting up the minor leagues despite playing in fewer than 10 games for the Angels' affiliates since getting drafted. The No. 8 ...

Christian Moore will become the tenth former Vol to play in Major League Baseball from the Tony Vitello era. "The Angels are calling up their top prospect, Christian Moore, a source told MLB.com ...

Christian Moore is the Angels top prospect and they expect him to be a huge piece in their franchise. However, they did not expect him to smash a MLB stat in just a couple of weeks.

Few programs in college baseball have matched Tennessee’s recent track record of developing elite professional talent. The Volunteers’ pipeline to Major League ...

Moore hit .234 in 34 games with the Trash Pandas this year, was promoted to to Triple-A Salt Lake on May 20, then batted .350 with four homers, 18 RBIs and a .999 OPS in 20 games.

Moore was selected by the Angels in the first round (No. 8 overall) of the 2024 MLB draft. He played at Tennessee from 2022-24 and appeared in 186 games, totaling 61 home runs, 160 RBIs and 179 runs.

This is a real reach for me, as I'm a relative skeptic on Christian Moore's glove and bat relative to much of the industry. He did have a remarkable season for the national champs, though, hitting ...

Christian Moore has taken the minor leagues by storm, earning a promotion to Double-A after just two games at Single-A. In his debut with the Rocket City Trash Pandas, the Los Angeles Angels ...

Christian Moore is already making his impression on the Los Angeles Angels’ organization. On Wednesday, the former Tennessee star hit a walk-off home run for the Rocket City Trash Pandas, the ...

Christian Moore rewrote Tennessee baseball record book in 2024 Moore slugged a program-record 34 homers in 2024, while setting the career record with 61 after a stout three-year career.

NEW YORK (AP) — Christian Moore’s first visit to Yankee Stadium came as the Los Angeles Angels’ second baseman, even though he grew up a fan of the pinstripes just 20 miles from the ballpark.