LARS ANDERSON RUMORS
White Sox claim 1B Lars Anderson off waivers
The Chicago White Sox have claimed Lars Anderson off waivers after the first baseman was cut by the Arizona Diamondbacks last month.
The 25-year-old Anderson played six games for Boston last year and went 1 for 8. He hit .250 with nine homers and 59 RBIs in 111 games for Triple-A Pawtucket and Columbus.
Anderson was traded to Cleveland on July 31, and the Indians sent him to Arizona...
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February 01, 2013
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While We’re Waiting… The Ones That Got Away, Lars Anderson and Free Agent Spending
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“While the Indians essentially decided to stand pat – or at least put off a large organizational decision until the off-season – that doesn’t mean that there weren’t...
The Plummeting Stock of Lars Anderson
The Indians acquired Lars Anderson from the Red Sox on Tuesday, sending knuckleballing prospect Steven Wright — not to be confused with this guy — to Boston. Anderson was once considered one of the top prospects in the game, but struggled in major league cups of coffee (or shots of espresso given how short his major league stints were in 2011-12) and was never viewed as a viable...
Sox deal Lars Anderson to Cleveland
The Red Sox got in one more trade before the deadline, as they send Lars Anderson to the Indians for an un-named minor league pitcher.
Lars Anderson has made 30 major league appearances with the Red Sox since 2010, accumulating a .167 batting average (8/48), with a double and 4 RBI coming in 2010.
The Pawsox first-baseman had very little hope for any long-term commitment since...
Lars Anderson breaks scoreboard with monster home run
If you’re a Red Sox fan, you’re probably pretty frustrated with Lars Anderson. The 24-year old first baseman has been a highly touted power-hitting prospect for years yet has failed time and time again to produce consistently during his major league stints.
Well, Anderson flashed his potential once again last night in spectacular fashion when he crushed a fastball in the fourth...
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May 30, 2012
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Lars Anderson breaks scoreboard in MiLB game
Lars Anderson is one of those legendary minor league sluggers that will probably never get a job as a full-time major league player. But even so, occasionally such legendary power does something that just makes your jaw drop. Take for example, this prodigious blast that hit his own picture on the scoreboard and broke it. If the embedded video doesn't work, click here: &...
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Minor leaguer breaks scoreboard with homer
Your browser does not support iframes. The guy you see in the video above is a player who the Red Sox once envisioned as their slugger of the future. Lars Anderson is a power-hitting first base/outfield prospect who has frustrated scouts for years with his inconsistency. However, there is still hope for the 24-year-old as he showcased on Tuesday night with the Triple-A Pawtucket...
Lars Anderson Demoted to Triple-A, No Corresponding Move Has Been Announced
BOSTON –– Lars Anderson is heading back down to Triple-A. After Tuesday's 5-3 loss against the Athletics, Anderson was summoned into Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine's office. Shortly after the conversation, the first baseman and outfielder started cleaning out his locker. The Red Sox haven't announced a corresponding move for Anderson. General manager Ben Cherington...
Lars Anderson Called Up; Repko To The DL
When the Boston Red Sox signed Adrian Gonzalez, the future for Lars Anderson as the first baseman in Boston pretty much went by the wayside.
He spent all of last year toiling in Triple-A with the Pawtucket Red Sox and was almost traded to the Oakland A's at the trade deadline for Rich Harden. Unfortunately for him, that trade fell through and he was still a man without...
Lars Anderson Proud of Sunday's Strong Performance After Rigorous Offseason Training
FORT MYERS, Fla. –– Sparta Performance Science was Lars Anderson's residency over the offseason. The Red Sox prospect spent his days training to bulk up and unload power in 2012. He took that first step Sunday. In the seventh inning, the first baseman crushed a breaking ball over JetBlue Park's right-field fence for a grand slam, keying the Red Sox to a 8-3 win over the...
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