The New York Mets claimed pitcher Jack Anderson off waivers from the Minnesota Twins on Monday, Nov. 2 according to Anthony Dicomo of MLB.com.The right-hander split his rookie season between the Boston Red Sox and Twins, who claimed him off waivers on July 11. Anderson put together solid numbers in seven MLB relief appearances, going 1-0 with a 2.19 ERA and 1.05 WHIP in 12.1 innings.Now he’ll head to his third organization in less than six months.MORE: Mets announce death of two-time All-Star, World Series championMore to come on this story.—Enjoy free coverage of the top news & trending stories with The Big Lead Newsletter—
Mets acquire pitcher with 2.19 ERA from Twins
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The right-hander and former Rule 5 pick split his rookie season between the Red Sox and Twins.
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- Mets acquire pitcher with 2.19 ERA from Twins.
- The right-hander and former Rule 5 pick split his rookie season between the Red Sox and Twins.
- The New York Mets claimed pitcher Jack Anderson off waivers from the Minnesota Twins on Monday, Nov.
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