Today, the White Sox claimed first baseman Lars Anderson off of waivers. Anderson was involved in a trade between the Indians and the Diamondbacks just last December after being traded from the Red Sox to the Indians in July. The White Sox now have added a left-handed bat, which they can't have enough of. However, unless there are injuries to both Paul Konerko and Adam Dunn, don't expect to see Anderson on the South Side for any extended period of time.
Anderson was once a highly touted prospect with the Red Sox. He was the top prospect with the Red Sox and a top 20 prospect overall in baseball earlier in his career. Anderson hasn't lived up to the hype and his career so far can be summed up in one word; bust. Yet, Anderson is only 25-years old so there is still a glimmer of hope that he can become a productive player.
Last year, he batted .250/.353/.396/.750 with 9 HRs in AAA. He'll be back in the International League with Charlotte again this year.
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