Chris Vivlamore of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that the Braves have signed outfielder Josh Anderson to a minor-league contract and assigned him to Triple-A. This is Anderson's second go-around in Atlanta, having played 40 games for the Braves in 2008.
Anderson has a .272/.313/.352 line in 519 major league plate appearances with the Royals, Tigers, Braves and Astros from 2007-09. Since being non-tendered by Kansas City over the winter, Anderson played in the Reds and Brewers' minor league systems this season. Milwaukee released him last Friday.
Kris Noble
How could you forget to report his “Never Allowed in the Majors Ever” clause?
Shane Adams
hey it is not like your going to ever get to the majors so just shut up
larryboy2
What does “Never Allowed in the Majors Ever” clause mean? I think his speed would be an asset to the team.