sign Moore in the hopes that he would add depth to the back end of the Phillies' starting rotation, serving as a player who has "pitched in tough situations" and could contend with aces Aaron Nola and Zack Wheeler. Moore utilizes a four-pitch repertoire consisting of a four-seam fastball, an changeup, an curveball, and an cut fastball. He and reliever Dellin Betances are known for having a unique grip on their four-seam fastball, in which they tuck their thumb under the ball, which some sports journalists and fellow pitchers believe negatively impacts their pitch control. Moore's most consistent flaw has been his walk total; in 2013, his best season statistically, he walked 76 batters in 150 innings. Personal life In the offseason, Moore lives with his wife Anna, a labor and delivery nurse, and their son in Scottsdale, Arizona. Their son was born in February 2019 in Tampa. Moore is Catholic. He has a tattoo on his left shoulder of Saint Michael, his sponsor saint at his Confirmation. References External links 1989 births Living people American expatriate baseball players in Japan American League All-Stars Baseball players from Florida Baseball players from New Mexico Charlotte Stone Crabs players Catholics from Florida Catholics from New Mexico Detroit Tigers players Durham Bulls players Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks players Major League Baseball pitchers Montgomery Biscuits players Nippon Professional Baseball pitchers People from Fort Walton Beach, Florida People from Edgewood, New Mexico Philadelphia Phillies players Princeton Devil Rays players Round Rock Express players San Francisco Giants players Tampa Bay Rays players Texas Rangers players