After 17 Major League seasons, Garret Anderson has called it a career.
Anderson spent a year with the Atlanta Braves and another year with the Los Angeles Dodgers, but will be well remembered for his time spent with the California/ Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
Ending his career, Anderson hit .293, knocked out 287 career home runs, and drove in 1365 RBIs.
Anderson's highlights include being a three time All- Star, winning the All- Star MVP and Home Run Derby in 2003, winning two Silver Slugger awards, and being a part of a World Series championship with the Angels in 2002.
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