Garret Anderson Dies at 53 Years Old
Outfielder Garret Anderson, who is a member of the Los Angeles Angels' Hall of Fame, died at the age of 53 on Friday, according to ESPN. No cause of death was given. Anderson played 15 of his 17 major-league seasons with the Angels after he was drafted by them in the fourth round in 1990. Anderson was a three-time All-Star in his 17 big-league seasons and ultimately finished with a .293/.324/.461 slash line, .785 OPS, 287 home runs, 1,365 RBI, 80 stolen bases, and 1,084 runs scored in 2,228 regular-season games. Anderson also won two Silver Slugger awards, was a Home Run Derby champion, and was part of the Angels' 2002 World Series champion squad. The smooth left-handed swinger was fourth in the American League MVP voting in 2002. Following his playing career, Anderson served as a television analyst for Angels broadcasts. RotoBaller offers its condolences to Anderson's family and friends at this difficult time.
Source: ESPN.com
Source: ESPN.com
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