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| As expected, the Mets designated Marlon Anderson for assignment Saturday. The move was made to clear a roster spot for Livan Hernandez. |
Our View: Anderson will likely catch on somewhere if he refuses to go to Triple-A, but he won't be a factor in fantasy wherever he ends up.
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| Livan Hernandez will have his contract purchased and make the start for the Mets today, meaning someone has to be cut. That someone will most likely be Marlon Anderson, according to MetsBlog.com. |
Our View: This move would make the most sense for the team, as Anderson has just four at-bats so far and since he has played very little on the infield in recent years, his versatility isn't as useful as it once was.
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| Marlon Anderson went 2-for-3 with an RBI in Tuesday's 15-4 loss to St. Louis. Both of his knocks were doubles. |
Our View: Anderson will provide the Mets' with a veteran left-handed hitter, but his fantasy value will be limited as a reserve.
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| Marlon Anderson will be activated from the DL on Monday, the New York Daily News confirms. He has been out since August 1 due to a strained left hamstring. |
Our View: Anderson is a solid, veteran bench player for a contending team. He is not, however, a good fantasy addition.
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| Marlon Anderson, who is recovering from a strained left hamstring, is slated to begin a rehab assignment Monday, according to the NY Daily News. |
Our View: He isn't expected to be activated until rosters expand in September. He isn't worth waiting for as a fantasy outfielder, as he only hit .222 over 126 at-bats with the Mets this season.
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| Marlon Anderson is not expected to return from the DL anytime soon, according to the NY Daily News. He is dealing with a torn left hamstring. |
Our View: He is eligible to be activated from the DL Sunday, but that won't happen. The team may wait until September expansion to activate him.
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| Marlon Anderson has been placed on the 15-day DL due to a strained left hamstring, according to the AP. Daniel Murphy has been recalled from Triple-A New Orleans as the corresponding move. |
Our View: Anderson held little fantasy value prior to landing on the DL, as he maintained a .222 average over 126 at-bats.
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| The Mets activated Marlon Anderson from the 15-day DL on Tuesday, the New York Post confirms. He had been out due to a torn left hamstring. |
Our View: Anderson has very little fantasy value, even in NL-only leagues. He may see some action while Ryan Church is out, though.
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| An MRI take on Tuesday revealed that Marlon Anderson has a torn left hamstring, the New York Post reports. |
Our View: Anderson might have been given a shot to play if he weren't injured right now, but this news suggests he's going to miss a sizable chunk of time. He has no fantasy value.
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| The Mets placed Marlon Anderson on the DL Saturday with a strained left hamstring. Nick Evans was brought up from from Double-A Binghamton to replace him on the roster. |
Our View: The Mets outfield is really banged up. Evans started in left field Saturday, while Fernando Tatis got the start in right field. Endy Chavez should be in line for most of the playing time in left while Moises Alou is out.
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| Marlon Anderson suffered a hamstring injury Friday while running out a ground ball in the fourth inning and had to exit, according to the AP. He was replaced by Fernando Tatis, who responded with a homer in the sixth. |
Our View: Anderson joins Moises Alou, Angel Pagan and Ryan Church as injured members of the Mets outfield. The Mets called up Nick Evans from Double-A Binghamton, presumably to take Anderson's spot, though there has been no announcement that Anderson has been placed on the DL yet.
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| Marlon Anderson has cleared to play tonight against the Nationals, according to a Mets Blogspot. Anderson has been day-to-day with a bruised sternum and is expected to be in the lineup tonight. Anderson collided with teammate Ryan Church on Saturday leaving the Mets outfielder with a concussion. |
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| The Mets currently list Marlon Anderson as day-to-day with a bruised sternum, according to the New York Daily News. However, that diagnosis and timetable could change depending on the results of a CT scan. Anderson collided with Ryan Church on Saturday, and both players were injured -- Church has a concucsion. |
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| Marlon Anderson collided with Ryan Church during Saturday's spring game and sustained a bruised chest, according to the New York Daily News. Anderson initially has been diagnosed with a bruised sternum, but more should be known about his condition following an MRI. |
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| The Mets re-signed Marlon Anderson to a two-year, $2.2 million deal Wednesday. Anderson hit .295 in an injury-shortened 2007 campaign. |
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| Marlon Anderson's two-game suspension was upheld Thursday, leaving him out of the matchup with the Cardinals and Friday's game against the Marlins, the AP reports. Anderson was ejected in the ninth inning of a 5-3 loss to Philadelphia on Sept. 15 and threw his batting helmet toward home after he reached the dugout. |
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| Marlon Anderson returned to the Mets Tuesday off the bereavement list. He got a late at-bat in the game, going 0-for-1. |
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| Marlon Anderson probably will rejoin the Mets Tuesday, the AP reports. Anderson went on the bereavement list Friday, traveling to Alabama for his grandmother's funeral. He's also been dealing with a sore wrist. |
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| The Mets placed Marlon Anderson on the bereavement list on Friday, meaning he will miss between three and seven games. Anderson had a rough Thursday, as he left the game with a sprained left wrist and found out after the contest that his grandmother had died. There's no immediate word on when he will play again, but it won't be this weekend. |
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| Marlon Anderson left Thursday's game against the Braves in the fourth inning after spraining his left wrist, the AP reports. There's no word on the severity of the injury. |
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| The Mets recalled Marlon Anderson from Triple-A New Orleans on Thursday. Designated for assignment by the Dodgers at the end of last month, Anderson signed with the Mets and got to face his old team on Thursday. |
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| The Dodgers have designated Marlon Anderson for assignment. Slowed by an elbow injury, Anderson hit just .231 in 26 at-bats this season. The Dodgers now have 10 days to trade, waive or release him. |
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| Marlon Anderson, on the DL as he recovers from elbow surgery, will be activated before Tuesday's contest against the Blue Jays, according to the AP. Anderson, who received just 18 at-bats before going down with the injury, will serve as a utilityman for the Dodgers. |
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| Marlon Anderson, on the DL with a sore right elbow, is scheduled to fly to Las Vegas on Thursday to begin a rehabilitation assignment, the AP reports. |
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| Marlon Anderson took batting practice and played catch for 12 minutes on Saturday. If all continues to go well for Anderson, he could begin a rehab assignment this month, according to the LA Times. He's still going to have to build up strength in his surgically repaired elbow before that happens. He's not expected to come off the disabled list until the middle of next month. |
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| Marlon Anderson will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his right elbow Friday and is expected to be sidelined for at least two months, according to the LA Times. An MRI exam taken late Monday showed Anderson had bone chips and scar tissue in the elbow. "He was trying to operate not totally sound and that was not good," Dodgers Manager Grady Little said.
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| Marlon Anderson is scheduled to undergo an MRI today on his sore right elbow, according to the LA Times. The injury forced him to the disabled list on Sunday. |
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| Marlon Anderson is slated to make his spring debut Thursday night, according to the LA Times. He likely will be limited to DH duty at first, as he continues his recovery from elbow surgery. He may have trouble being ready for opening day. |
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| Dodgers manager Grady Little said he wasn't that optimistic about Marlon Anderson being ready for opening day, according to the LA Times. Anderson still is dealing with soreness in his surgically repaired elbow and isn't ready for spring games. |
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| Marlon Anderson hopes to be out no more than three days with his elbow injury, according to the Dodgers official site. It's the same elbow he had surgery on back in October. |
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| Marlon Anderson felt pain in his surgically repaired elbow when he took a batting-practice swing yesterday, according to the LA Times. He had bone chips removed from the joint in October and won't play in a game until the pain subsides. "We had to remind Marlon that [tomorrow] is March 1 and not May 1," manager Grady Little said. "We won't push him too much." |
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| The Dodgers acquired Marlon Anderson from the Nationals last night, according to the LA Times. The Nationals received rookie league pitcher Jhonny Nunez and $400,000 to complete the swap. Anderson will be eligible for the Dodgers' postseason roster. |
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| Marlon Anderson is the favorite to get playing time at second base while Jose Vidro is on the DL. Anderson has already started the last five games when Vidro was out. Bernie Castro and Damian Jackson could be in the mix as well. |
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