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April Fool’s
Published 4/1/2009 by Nolan Tanana at Three Days of Cryin'
... No, it’s not an April Fool’s joke;  Garret Anderson reportedly “works counts.” ...

UCB National League East Predictions
Published 3/31/2009 by PHE at Pitchers Hit Eighth :: A St. Louis Cardinals blog
... Atlanta Braves - The Braves were a big player in the off-season, adding aging outfielder Garret Anderson, pitcher ...

Top 100 Angels: Garret ANDERSON #7
Published 3/28/2009 by Rev Halofan at Halos Heaven
... WIn Shares (2nd) So that is a Top 100 Angel and a Top 10 Angel, but despite all of his accomplishments as an Angel, his Win Shares per Plate Appearance was .026, similar to Don Baylor and a little lower than Rod Carew. But Anderson was critical in the 2002 season as well as helping to carry the team to the 2007 AL West title with a monstrous 2nd half. And no matter what anyone tells you, he may have looked lazy in the field, but he was a damn good outfielder. CAREER STATS

National League East Division Preview (Featuring Kevin Kernan)
Published 2/27/2009 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... .319 .433 Willingham, J. .264 .361 .466 Sully: Whereas the NL East is loaded with talent around the infield, it is much thinner in the outfield. I am unsure as to who the best left fielder in the division is, but I do not think that one of Raul Ibanez, Cody Ross or Josh Willingham should be the best at their position in any division! On a side note, isn't Matt Diaz better than Garret Anderson? Rich: Aren't left fielders supposed to hit? I ...

Garret Anderson
Published 2/24/2009 by Mac Thomason at Braves Journal
... batting average, and some power, but an on-base liability. Last season, Anderson hit .293 .325 .433. This is better than anything the Braves got from their corner outfielders, but it’s hardly good, and it’s not worth an investment of anything more than a minor league contract. In a platoon role, he might improve slightly because he had no power at all against lefties, but he still only slugged .450 against righthanders. Career high in walks: 38. Garret Anderson Statistics - Baseball-Reference.com

Thoughts on Garret Anderson
Published 2/23/2009 by JC at Sabernomics
The Braves signed Garret Anderson to a one-year $2.5 million deal yesterday. What do I think of this deal? Here is what I wrote to a friend via e-mail last November. I think the Braves would be wise to pass on [Will Ohman], because they need to get a better team before they start picking up veteran relievers. I am so afraid that they’re going to sign AJ Burnett and Garret Anderson. I’ll breathe easier when/if those guys are on another club. I have changed my mind on Anderson. I was afraid that the Braves would sign ...

Braves Get Their Bad Outfielder
Published 2/22/2009 by StatsGuru at baseballmusings.com
... Garret's offense has been below average the last three years. He was never much at getting on base. His batting average, however, is high for such a low OBA, and he hit for some power. Again, however, that power is way down in three of the last four years, making Anderson dispensable to the Angels. ...

CALIFORNIA ANGELS - ALL TIME HOME GROWN TEAM vs. ALL TIME ACQUIRED TEAM
Published 1/21/2009 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
... home run that put the Angels on top. But he saved the best for the World Series. He batted .385 with 3 homers and 8 RBI. His OPS was 1.313. And his two run double completed the 6 run comeback in game 6. When his name came up in steroid rumors, a Giants friend of mine said "Man! We would have won the World Series if he wasn't on 'roids!" I reminded him that Barry Bonds was on that Giants team. STARTING LEFT FIELDER GARRET ANDERSON It was Anderson's 3 run double that ended the scoring early in game 7 of ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 37, 38, 39
Published 1/16/2009 by Kris Liakos at Walkoff Walk
... Garret Anderson, OF: Currently unemplyed, but rumors have him staying in California, up by the bay with either Oakland or SF. Weird fact: Has never scored more than 100 runs in a season because it's against his religion. Anderson is a Wiccan. ...

Closing The Gaps: Left Field
Published 1/2/2009 by kensai (noreply@blogger.com) at Fire Ned Colletti Now
... good. The problem is that his defense has gotten worse over the last 3 years, and he probably sits around -15 runs now. After accounting for the position adjustment (-7) and replacement level (21), Burrell is worth about 2.3 wins next year. That's good for about 10.4 million dollars in value, so you can estimate any multi-year deal from there. Remember though, there is a distinct possibility that his offense and defense are worse than those estimates because of his age. Garret Anderson Yeah, I know, he hasn't been attached to the Dodgers. Hoewver, he is out ...

Veterans Day
Published 11/14/2008 by GM-Carson (noreply@blogger.com) at We Should Be GM's
... Los Angeles Angels- Garret Anderson, 1994. Always an Angel, but sometimes hailed from California, Anaheim, Los Angeles of Anaheim, or just plain Los Angeles. Garret has been around for 15 seasons now and the man just keeps getting hits (2368). His option was denied, but there's still a chance the Angelics bring him back at a reduced rate. I surely hope they'd show him some loyalty after all those stinkin' name changes and that ...

Welcome To The Hot Stove Season
Published 11/5/2008 by metsfan73 (noreply@blogger.com) at 24 Hours From Suicide...A Day In The Life of a Met Fan
... As for LF, I would like to see the Mets go after Garrett Anderson. His stats are still good, and he knows how to win. Again, because of his age (36), I would only offer a two-year deal. He is from the Los Angeles area, and I really don’t think he will leave that comfort area, but this is only a wish list. ...

That's a Wrap
Published 9/30/2008 by Paul SF at YFSF
... (726). He also surfaced near the top of the AL record books: 2nd in doubles at position, behind Charlie Gehringer (60) in 1936. 10th in total bases at position. 11th in hits at position, and most since Rod Carew in 1974. 11th in extra-base hits at position. 21st in runs at position, and most since Alfonso Soriano in 2002. Tied for 11th all time in doubles, most since Garciaparra and Garret Anderson in 2002. Tied for 37th in times on base at position, and most since ...

And That Happened
Published 7/31/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Craig Calcaterra) at ShysterBall
... : Mark Teixeira goes 0-4 with a couple of strikeouts in his first action with the Angels. Ya gotta cut the new kid some slack, though. He's still learning his class schedule and who his teachers are and everything. Luckily the older kid who's been around for a long time took up the slack (4-5, 2B, HR, 4 RBI). ...

THT Daily:THT Daily: Deadline Day
Published 7/31/2008 by THT Staff at The Hardball Times
... goes 0-4 with a couple of strikeouts in his first action with the Angels. Ya gotta cut the new kid some slack, though. He's still learning his class schedule and who his teachers are and everything. Luckily the older kid who's been around for a long time took up the slack (4-5, 2B, HR, 4 RBI). ...

David Pinto Projects The Angels Offense
Published 2/1/2008 by Rob at 6-4-2 — an Angels/Dodgers double play blog
... , which would be an improvement of about 0.20 R/G. "The small difference between the worst and best lineups shows this is a very balanced team." He also thinks the Angels could get even better if they ditch Garret Anderson, but his ...

Angel to Padre Outfield?
Published 11/24/2007 by ryan at Friar Forum
... , the Halos suddenly have a crowded outfield. It has long been rumored that former Angel pitching coach and current Friar skipper Bud Black's strong relationship with his former team could help the two teams make a deal. Who might be the odd man out is questionable, but it could be Garret Anderson or ...

AN ALTERNATIVE PRESENTS ITSELF
Published 11/6/2007 by The Chronicler at Chronicles of the Lads
... and Garret Anderson, with the payroll flexibility to bring ...

AN EYE FOR AN EYE...
Published 10/22/2007 by Mark Snyders at FOOD. SHELTER. BASEBALL.
I used to work with a guy who said he didn't believe in "karma." However, he did believe "what goes around comes around." The dumbass made a lot more money than I did, too. Not sure why I'm telling you that but... A couple of weeks ago, when the Red Sox were playing the Angels in the ALDS, it was reported that Garret Anderson had pink eye (if you're one of those guys who doesn't like the DH, you probably know it better as "conjunctivitis"). It was really bad, too. Anderson even missed a few games at the end of the season and got pulled in the second inning of game 3 of the ALDS. Hey, I like Garret Anderson. But at the time I heard it I thought to myself, "how in the hell does a grown man get pink eye?" My youngest son Max had it a few months ago. My oldest son Zach had it when he was little. And I had it when I was a kid, too. It's a kid thing, I always thought. Wrong. I don't know how Garret Anderson got his but I spent ...

the angel angle
Published 10/5/2007 by lboros <info@vivaelbirdos.com> at Viva El Birdos
... g anderson, 30 ...