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A statement from the MLBPA on the passing of Garret Anderson

Writer: MLBPA Communications
MLBPA Communications
Apr 17
1 min read

Garret Anderson endeared himself to a generation of Angels fans as a quiet professional, an elite hitter and an integral part of a 2002 World Championship team. The Players Association mourns his loss and sends its sincere condolences to his family, friends and the entire Angels community.




 
 

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