Lars "Hot Potato" Anderson's Journey So Far

Jaypers · Feb 25, 2013

I hope this guy has frequent flyer miles.

- Drafted by the Red Sox in 2006.
- Traded to the Indians in July 2012.
- Traded to the D-Backs in December 2012.
- Designated for assignment by the D-Backs.
- Selected off waivers by the White Sox on 2/1/13.
- Designated for assignment by the White Sox.
- Selected off waivers by the Blue Jays on 2/25/13.

Pine Tar · Feb 25, 2013

Wow
So he is what 25-26 years young? and seems to be a chip to pass around?

bmp1971 · Feb 25, 2013

If he gets designated one more time, he might just end up back in Beantown.

morgoth · Feb 25, 2013

I hope nobody invested heavily

bmp1971 · Feb 25, 2013

morgoth said:
I hope nobody invested heavily

I got 3 autos

2008 Bowman BCP au 9.5/10
2011 Bowman RC blue ref au /250
2011 Bowman RC ref au /500

Cards are available if a Jays fan is needing them. LMK.

mredsox89 · Feb 25, 2013

He's had very little extended periods of success outside of A+ ball. Certainly one of the bigger prospect busts out of the Sox system in recent memory. But again, all his hype came from success at low levels, of which a lot came in very hitter friendly parks/leagues

200lbhockeyplayer · Feb 25, 2013

I actually did really well with his USA Junior autographs years ago, but never owned a Chrome.

scotty216brs · Feb 25, 2013

I think if given the opportunity, he could turn into a decent player. He is a good fielding first basemen, and has potential with the bat. He'll never give you eye-popping numbers but he is still young so there is some upside. Doesn't hurt to take a flyer on him, especially since he does not have any history of injuries.

sheetskout · Feb 25, 2013

He should give some travel tips to Matt Laporta; who's likely to start that sort of path rather soon. (Just at a later age)

aarne13 · Feb 25, 2013

David Cooper is injured. The Jays need some depth at 1B.

wolfmanalfredo · Feb 25, 2013

I remember selling the couple I pulled in 08 for like 60-70 per base auto

bmp1971 · Feb 25, 2013

scotty216brs said:
I think if given the opportunity, he could turn into a decent player. He is a good fielding first basemen, and has potential with the bat. He'll never give you eye-popping numbers but he is still young so there is some upside. Doesn't hurt to take a flyer on him, especially since he does not have any history of injuries.

totally agree with this

Lars has potential to be a solid hitter and even shows good power at times. He's one of those fringe guys who always manages to get himself beat out of the roster spot by someone slightly better or more versatile, etc. I hope he finds a spot somewhere. He seems like a good dude.

mredsox89 · Feb 25, 2013

Fringe guy? His best years have been sub .270 BA in AAA with barely double digit HR power who strikes out almost 25% of the time. His best season overall was in Lancaster where everyone hits, and he hit .317 with 13 HR. And his 2-3 best years were largely due to .425 BABIP

notjomommasclint · Feb 25, 2013

He's always reminded me of jt snow.

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ThoseBackPages · Feb 25, 2013

Boston could use him.

cub4life78 · Feb 26, 2013

Signed on with Toronto this morning according to mlb trade rumors

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HPC · Feb 26, 2013

ThoseBackPages said:
Boston could use him.

Im sure, considering they're the first ones who got rid of him...

Jaypers · Apr 1, 2013

And now he's been reacquired by the White Sox! ::facepalm::

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