Angels DFA Former All-Star, Batting Champ Tim Anderson

Angels DFA former All-Star Tim Anderson after woeful start to year

Tim Anderson is out of a job once again. The 31-year-old shortstop was designated for assignment by the Angels on Wednesday after a short stint in Anaheim.

Angels DFA former All-Star, batting champ Tim Anderson

The Los Angeles Angels have designated shortstop Tim Anderson for assignment as part of several roster moves announced Wednesday.

Table of Contents did not render and was fired by Los Angeles AngelsTim Anderson recorded worse average batting in MLB Los Angeles Angels management made an important decision and released the U.S. player Tim Anderson in the middle of the current MLB 2025 season, the news came out in the afternoon of Friday, May 30. Francys Romero, a Cuban journalist, through his official profile on social network X, published details of the news release in ques…

Recent 2-Time All-Star & Batting Champion Gets DFA’d

The fall from grace has been so precipitous, it's hard to believe. A two-time All-Star, former batting champion, alpha-dog personality who performed on the big stage, Tim Anderson, has been designated for assignment by the Los Angeles Angels.Tim Anderson has been designated for assignment by the Angels. pic.twitter.com/kEiqUjHy2u— FOX Sports: MLB (@MLBONFOX) May 28, 2025Anderson, while with the Chicago White Sox, hit .335 to win the 2019 AL batt…

This Wednesday, the Angels of Anaheim made a decision that ended a disappointing stage: they designated Tim Anderson for assignment, who never managed to regain his All-Star level after the famous altercation with José Ramírez in August 2023. Since that incident, in which Anderson was shot down in a fistfight with the Dominican ante-list of the Cleveland Guardians, his offensive performance plummeted sharply. Video: In the 132 games he played af…

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Jonathan Hui-Imagn ImagesJonathan Hui-Imagn Images There’s something quietly crushing about watching greatness fade. Like a sunset that once blazed with color, Tim Anderson’s career feels dim now. The man who once electrified crowds in Chicago is now a shadow of himself, designated for assignment by the Angels after just 31 underwhelming games. His 2024 numbers—.205 batting average, no home runs, one lonely stolen base—are a far cry from the pla…