Just a few years removed from postseason glory, Ian Anderson’s latest chapter in the big leagues has hit another roadblock.
The Los Angeles Angels designated the former Atlanta Braves starter for assignment on Wednesday, officially cutting ties after a rocky stint in Anaheim. The move, noted on the team’s transaction page, came as part of a larger shuffle within the Angels’ pitching staff.
Anderson, 26, struggled to find his footing in his seven appearances with the Angels, surrendering 12 earned runs across just 9 1/3 innings. Opponents hit a blistering .386 against him, and his 11.57 ERA and 2.