Mo Vaughn

Mo Vaughn is a former player in Major League Baseball. Like most other players who make it all the way to the big leagues, Mo began playing baseball at an early age. He led his high school team to success before transitioning into college at Seton Hall where he was the player that led the team to the 1987 Big East Conference Baseball Tournament, and as the tournament MVP. He was also the key to them winning the tournament overall. Mo then debuted in the majors in 1991 with the Boston Red Sox. Over the course of his career he also played for the Angels and New York Mets in route to racking up a .293 batting average with 328 home runs and 1,064 runs batted in. That kind of production on the field led to Vaughn becoming a 2 time All-Star, an American League MVP, the Silver Slugger Award winner, as well as the American League RBI Champion in 1995.