Shortstop Tim Anderson and the Miami Marlins are in agreement on a one-year, $5 million contract, pending physical, per Jesse Rogers of ESPN.
Anderson, 30, is just a year removed from back to back all-star selections. His 2023 was without a doubt a underwhelming season. After his eight years in Chicago (AL), Anderson makes his way down to South Beach.
His 2023 saw a slash line of .245/.286/.296 with just a single home run. His career has seen very high high's, and very low low's. Coming into just his age 30 season, there is plenty of time for Anderson to get back on his projected career.
His career has seen two all-star selections, a Silver Slugger, and a batting title. There is no doubt that the talent is there with Anderson, however his career has taken a downward trajectory. The talent is far and away able to take him back to his roots.