Tennessee Baseball Player Announces Unexpected Retirement at Age 29…
Tennessee Volunteer Christian Moore Already Promoted by LA Angels
Seven of the top-10 picks from this class have not even made their debuts while Moore is already shooting up the ranks. Moore in his two games had five hits in 11 at-bats, a home run and six RBI. It’s about as good of a start to a professional career as you could ask for from Moore. The second baseman inked his first professional contract for $4,997,500.
Moore posted an incredible 2024 season stat line. He was a crucial piece to Tennessee’s national championship-winning team. Over his three years at Tennessee, Moore finished with a .338 batting average, 61 home runs, 160 RBI and 162 starts, which is ironically the same number of games in a full MLB regular season. He also became just the second player ever to hit for the cycle during the College World Series.