The Angels have re-signed right-hander Shaun Anderson to a minor league deal, according to his transactions tracker at MLB.com. The veteran righty has been assigned to the Triple-A Salt Lake Bees.
Anderson, 30, has essentially been the 27th man on the Angels’ active roster all season long. This is the fourth minor league deal he has signed with the club in 2025. The first three were all selected to the big league roster. Since Anderson is out of options, he was eventually designated for assignment once he got squeezed off the roster. In each instance, he cleared waivers, elected free agency and re-signed via a new minor league deal.
Presumably, both sides are comfortable with the arrangement. The Angels have an extra arm they can call upon when the rest of the staff is gassed. Anderson, meanwhile, gets occasional spurts of big league pay and service time.
Around the transactions, he has thrown 11 1/3 innings over seven big league appearances. He has allowed 13 earned runs on 20 hits and three walks while striking out 11. He now has a 6.39 earned run average in 163 1/3 innings dating back to his 2019 debut. He has also thrown 81 Triple-A innings this year with a 6.44 ERA in the hitter-friendly Pacific Coast League.
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Hahaha!
Ridiculous.
At least Suarez (and Jaime Barria) are gone. Hopefully, Quijada and especially Anderson never don an Angels jersey again.
OMG another LA team manipulating the roster! Noooooo!
…..great…..
The Angels just can’t quit Shaun Anderson.
And the big question is WHY?
The ole scroogie maloogie…times 4.
No words…
You might want to google “the boy who new to much” it is the Lou Gehrig reincarnation story. If unfamiliar with this idea, this little book, gives you an idea about entering and re entering the earth school.
Example a million and one that this is not a well run organization.
“Meanwhile” has to START the sentence, not come in the middle between commas.