# Mo Vaughn
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Maurice Samuel Vaughn (born December 15, 1967), nicknamed "The Hit Dog", is a former Major League Baseball first baseman. He played from 1991 to 2003. Vaughn was a three-time All-Star selection and won the American League MVP award in 1995 with the Boston Red Sox.
Mo Vaughn with Clayton Trutor
Jim is joined by author and sports historian Clayton Trutor to discuss the hall of fame candidacy of former MLB first baseman Mo Vaughn. First, Clayton and Jim cover Vaughn's batting stance and his reputation as one of the most feared hitters of the 1990s (11:25). Then, they discuss the 1995 AL MVP…
Ex-star MLB star Mo Vaughn 'feels bad' for Pete Rose and family after posthumous Hall of Fame eligibility
Former MLB star Mo Vaughn expressed his sympathy for Pete Rose and his family because the baseball legend did not get into the Hall of Fame while he was alive.
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred posthumously removed Rose from the permanently ineligible list in May 2025, months after his death, allowing …
Hour 2: Mo Vaughn joins the show
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MLB Legend Mo Vaughn on Building Better Ballplayers | Youth Inc.
Greg sits down with three-time All-Star and AL MVP Mo Vaughn to talk about what it really takes to help kids succeed in baseball. They discuss early specialization, the importance of playing multiple sports, and how coaches can create a positive and consistent environment for young athletes. Mo sha…
Episode 486: Mo Vaughn
1995 American League Most Valuable Player Mo Vaughn joins the boys to talk about his new show (appropriately called The Mo Vaughn Podcast) and the guests he'd love to talk to, shares what he thinks of suspected steroid users in the Hall of Fame, compares former commissioner Bug Selig to the current…
Hour 2: Boston, We May Have a Problem
Mo Vaughn, 1995 AL MVP & 12-year MLB vet joins the show. Boston may have a Jaylen Brown problem. Jody Shelley, TNT NHL Analyst joins the show. We update playoff action, and we help you fall in love with questions that sound strangely like Mike Tannenbaum draft questions.
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HR 3 - Zach Gelb: Mo Vaughn joins to discuss life as a young player in Boston, and how the Sox could rebound
Former Red Sox MVP Mo Vaughn joins Zach Gelb to discuss the state of the Red Sox. Vaughn talks about his own experience as a young player with the Red Sox, and thinks current young guys may be trying to do too much at the plate. Losing Rafael Devers and Alex Bregman hurts the rest of the lineup, an…
Mike Monaco, Red Sox Broadcaster and Friend Of The Show
Mike Monaco is a teammate of Tim Kurkjian at ESPN and also calls Boston Red Sox games. What a team to be a part of in 2026! We start with a lot of Todd Frazier love (and impressions) because we all just love this guy so, so much. The Little League World Series will be starting up soon, and both Mik…
Former AL MVP Mo Vaughn is Answering the Call For More Black Baseball Coaches
Mo Vaughn has never been a small man. He stands 6-1 and, in the height of his playing days, weighed around 225 lbs., mostly muscle. He hit towering home runs and was very light on his feet for a man of his stature. My guess is that if you saw the former 3X All-Star and 1995 AL MVP approaching you i…
Perfect Game All-American Classic - SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show
On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel recorded live from Citizens Bank Park during the Perfect Game All-American Classic.
Featured guests:
Rick Thurman, President and Chairman of Perfect Game
Mo Vaughn, Former MLB Player
Josh Gotthelf, Chief Content Officer…
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