The Los Angeles Angels pulled off a thrilling 3-2 extra-inning game against the Boston Red Sox, highlighted by a dramatic walk-off home run from rookie Christian Moore. The game began as a pitcher’s duel, with both teams struggling to score until the eighth inning. Boston briefly led 1-0, thanks to a strong outing from Garrett Crochet, who pitched seven shutout innings with ten strikeouts. However, the Angels rallied in the eighth with Moore’s game-tying homer off reliever Greg Weissert. In the tenth, after Boston took a 2-1 lead, Moore delivered again, this time with a two-run walk-off blast off Justin Wilson, becoming the first player in MLB history to hit a game-tying and walk-off home run while driving in all his team's runs in a single game.

Moore's performance has further cemented his status as a key prospect for the Angels, despite a batting average of .194 in 12 major league games. The win improved the Angels' record to 39-40, giving them hope for a playoff run as they look to build on Moore's electrifying display in their upcoming games.