Angels Re-Sign Shaun Anderson to Minor League Contract
The Los Angeles Angels have re-signed Shaun Anderson to a minor league contract, as confirmed by his MLB.com profile. This marks another return for the right-handed pitcher after he opted for free agency instead of accepting an outright assignment to Triple-A.
Anderson's recent history with the Angels has been characterized by a series of transactions since he first joined the organization in February 2025. After exhausting his minor league options in 2024 while with the Marlins, he has frequently been designated for assignment and outrighted, opting for free agency each time before re-signing with the Angels.
Throughout the 2025 and 2026 seasons, Anderson has participated in 19 MLB games, serving as a temporary addition to the bullpen. However, his performance has been subpar, with an 8.62 ERA over 31 1/3 innings, including a 7.65 ERA in 20 innings this year. His last appearance was on August 9, where he allowed six runs in a single inning against the Marlins. The Angels may prioritize evaluating younger pitchers as the season concludes.
