Garret Anderson: Angels Legend Passes

0:00It's April 17th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is California News today, your AI-powered local news. Los Angeles Angels icon Garrett Anderson has passed away. The team shared on social media today. The outfielder spent 15 of his 17 big league seasons with the halos, anchoring their lineup, and helping secure the 2002 World Series title. They're only won so far. He holds Angels records in games played at 2013, hits at 2,368, RBI's at 1,200, 92, and doubles at 489. Fans cherished his three-run double in game seven of that series, flipping a one-nothing deficit to a four-one lead they held onto. Born right here in Los Angeles, Anderson starred in baseball, basketball, and football at Kennedy High in Granada Hills, earning all-city honors. Before the Angels drafted him out of high school in 1990, after retiring in 2011 following stints with the braze and dodgers, he jumped into the Angels

1:00broadcast booth for pre and post-game analysis. Owner Arte Moreno called him a cornerstone of the franchise. The Angels are honoring him with a GA patch on their uniforms through the season's end, plus a tribute and moment of silence before tonight's match-up against the Padres at Angel Stadium Pure Class for a SoCal legend who defined reliability on and off the field.