Former Vols prospect Christian Moore hit two clutch home runs, including a dramatic walk-off in the 10th inning, to lead Los Angeles past the Red Sox 3-2. Moore became the first MLB player in the Expansion Era to record multiple go-ahead homeruns.

Moore had to do three things to put himself in the MLB history books as the first to ever accomplish this feat, per OptaStats. The three components: It started in the bottom of the eighth inning with the Angels trailing the Red Sox, 1-0. Moore crushed a ball 108mph off the bat for a solo home run to left field to tie the game up.

Christian Moore did something no one in MLB had ever done before when he completed his 2-home run game for the Los Angeles Angels.