Tyler Moore

Tyler Moore was a professional baseball player born in 1987 who played primarily as a position player in Major League Baseball from 2012 to 2017. He made his debut with the Washington Nationals on April 29, 2012, and quickly became known for his power-hitting capabilities. Over the course of his career, Moore appeared in 381 games, accumulating 180 hits and hitting 30 home runs, which showcased his ability to drive in runs, as reflected in his 121 RBIs. Despite a batting average of .228, Moore's contributions were often felt in critical situations, particularly as a pinch hitter or in late-game scenarios. Moore’s career unfolded during a time when the game was increasingly emphasizing power and offensive production, and he played a role in a Nationals team that was beginning to emerge as a competitive force in the National League. His unique blend of power and resilience on the field endeared him to fans and teammates alike. With a total of 3 stolen bases, he also demonstrated a willingness to take advantage of opportunities on the base paths. After concluding his playing days on October 1, 2017, Moore left a mark as a versatile player who contributed to a transformative period in Nationals history.