Angels to promote top prospect Christian Moore
- The Los Angeles Angels promoted their 2024 first-round draft pick Christian Moore to the major leagues on Friday in Baltimore.
- The promotion responds to persistent struggles at second base, where multiple players have failed to deliver consistent production this season.
- Moore, a 22-year-old infielder who began 2025 with Double-A Rocket City, hit.234 in 34 games but recently batted.350 over a 20-game Triple-A stretch.
- A source confirmed Moore's call-up Thursday afternoon, noting his 27 percent strikeout rate and above-average power as key considerations for his major league opportunity.
- The Angels expect Moore to receive significant playing time at second base, signaling a strategic move to improve a position that has hampered the team's performance.
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The 2025 Angels have been startlingly okay thus far. Mike Trout hasn't looked himself and is currently the everyday DH, but he's been doing better lately. The various castoffs that make up the rotation are mostly pitching acceptably, and the franchise's strategy of immediately calling up their '22 and '23 first rounders has looked real smart. Continuing this philosophy, on Friday the club called up their 2024 first rounder, second baseman Christ…

Angels continue youth movement, call up 2B Christian Moore
The Los Angeles Angels called up top prospect Christian Moore for the first time, adding the second baseman in advance of a three-game road series against the Baltimore Orioles on Friday.
Angels call up '24 No. 8 pick Moore, source says
The Los Angeles Angels are calling up infielder Christian Moore, the No. 8 pick in last year's draft, for their weekend series against the Baltimore Orioles, a source confirmed to ESPN's Alden Gonzalez amid multiple reports.
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