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Lars Anderson promoted to Triple-A 04.29.10 at 4:51 pm ET
By Alex Speier
Red Sox prospect Lars Anderson has been promoted from Double-A Portland to Triple-A Pawtucket on Thurday. Anderson is expected to make his PawSox debut at McCoy Stadium on either Thurday or Friday night.
Anderson, 22, was hitting .355/.408/.677/1.086 in 17 games for Portland this season. He ranked third in the Eastern League in batting and was tied for second in both homers (5) and RBI (16). He also led the league with a .677 slugging pct. and was tied for second in total bases with 42.
The left-handed swinging Anderson, who struggled throughout the 2009 season in Double-A, was described as once again driving the ball to all fields in 2010 after becoming pull-heavy in his approach at times last year. Members of the Red Sox organization suggested that he was taking a more relaxed approach to the game this year, something that helped his on-field play.
The first baseman had reached base safely in 16 of his 17 games played, had a season-high seven-game hitting streak from April 11-19 (9-for-24, .375) and was amidst a six-game hitting streak with the Sea Dogs (10-for-21, .476) at this time of his promotion to Pawtucket. He hit .350 vs. lefty pitching (7-for-20) and .357 vs. right-handed pitching (15-for-42 with all 5 of his HR). Anderson, who predominately batted 5th in the Portland line-up this season, went 3-for-4 with a run scored in his last Sea Dogs’ game on Tuesday night to lead Portland to a 2-0 win at Binghamton. In his previous game last Sunday he was 2-for-5 with a season-high 4 RBI including an RBI single in the 7th-inning and a tie-breaking 3-run HR in the 9th-inning to give Portland a 9-5 victory at Trenton.
Anderson, who is ranked as Boston’s No. 4 prospect by Baseball America after earning the No. 1 ranking prior to the 2009 season, spent all of last season with Portland and was a mid-season Eastern League All-Star.
Lars Anderson promoted to Triple-A 04.29.10 at 4:51 pm ET
By Alex Speier
Red Sox prospect Lars Anderson has been promoted from Double-A Portland to Triple-A Pawtucket on Thurday. Anderson is expected to make his PawSox debut at McCoy Stadium on either Thurday or Friday night.
Anderson, 22, was hitting .355/.408/.677/1.086 in 17 games for Portland this season. He ranked third in the Eastern League in batting and was tied for second in both homers (5) and RBI (16). He also led the league with a .677 slugging pct. and was tied for second in total bases with 42.
The left-handed swinging Anderson, who struggled throughout the 2009 season in Double-A, was described as once again driving the ball to all fields in 2010 after becoming pull-heavy in his approach at times last year. Members of the Red Sox organization suggested that he was taking a more relaxed approach to the game this year, something that helped his on-field play.
The first baseman had reached base safely in 16 of his 17 games played, had a season-high seven-game hitting streak from April 11-19 (9-for-24, .375) and was amidst a six-game hitting streak with the Sea Dogs (10-for-21, .476) at this time of his promotion to Pawtucket. He hit .350 vs. lefty pitching (7-for-20) and .357 vs. right-handed pitching (15-for-42 with all 5 of his HR). Anderson, who predominately batted 5th in the Portland line-up this season, went 3-for-4 with a run scored in his last Sea Dogs’ game on Tuesday night to lead Portland to a 2-0 win at Binghamton. In his previous game last Sunday he was 2-for-5 with a season-high 4 RBI including an RBI single in the 7th-inning and a tie-breaking 3-run HR in the 9th-inning to give Portland a 9-5 victory at Trenton.
Anderson, who is ranked as Boston’s No. 4 prospect by Baseball America after earning the No. 1 ranking prior to the 2009 season, spent all of last season with Portland and was a mid-season Eastern League All-Star.
Brett Keith
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Now if Rizzo can get going a little more consistantly, he's got a spot up at Portland.
rehmus
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This is awesome. Especially with the PawSox coming to town this weekend.
KC37
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Jaypers said:
Ooh! Ooh! I did.
I will now go to the kitchen to get my cookie.
bigpops65
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Jaypers said:
Ahem, cough, cough.
I was the first vote for him, actually.
Back, pat, thanks!
brouthercard
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Does this mean 2008 bowman chrome cases will finally start going up in price?
bigpops65
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He wasn't in the lineup for tonight's game.
If tomorrow is his debut, I've got tickets to the game!
If tomorrow is his debut, I've got tickets to the game!
rymflaherty
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He was my vote. 
KC37
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Maybe I've gone from "grossly overpaid" to "slightly overpaid" on this...
baseballguy350
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bigpops65 said:He wasn't in the lineup for tonight's game.
If tomorrow is his debut, I've got tickets to the game!
Mark Wagner injured his hand after fouling off a pitch, and Anderson came off the bench to PH for him mid at bat... Does that count as a debut?
rehmus
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Ty Hope said:
How much?
brianga26
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hey Paul! we have an extra ticket for Sat night if you are in town..
BD
BD
rehmus
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brianga26 said:
going monday and/or tuesday. and youre coming to one or both with us.
