Rick Anderson Team Address

Rick Anderson c/o Minnesota Twins 34 Kirby Puckett Place Minneapolis, MN 55415 Request Date: 04/17/2008 Date Received: 05/10/2008 [23 Days] Items Sent: 1 x Custom Index Card Items Received: 1 x Custom Index Card Signed With: Blue Sharpie NOTE: Players change teams all the time. The address listed above was the address, that we sent our original request to on 04/17/2008. At the time the player was playing there. Please verify that the player is still with the team listed above before attempting to send to this address.

This Rick Anderson success was sent c/o the Minnesota Twins, where he is the pitching coach.

Born: 11/29/1956 Everett, WA USA Debut: 06/09/1986 (29) Final Game: 07/28/1988 (31) Current Age: 53 Teams: Kansas City Royals New York Mets

Career Pitching Stats Year Team G GS IP W L SV SO ERA 1986 New York Mets 15 5 49 2 1 1 21 2.72 1987 Kansas City Royals 6 2 13 0 2 0 12 13.85 1988 Kansas City Royals 7 3 34 2 1 0 9 4.24   28 10 96 4 4 1 42 4.78

SLOWEY HELPS TWINS KEEP PACE WITH CHISOX (AP)
Source: Yahoo Sports [09/10/2008]

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MORNEAU, LIRIANO LEAD TWINS PAST TIGERS (AP)
Source: Yahoo Sports [09/05/2008]

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TWINS' LIRIANO SHARP IN SPRING DEBUT (AP)
Source: Yahoo Sports [03/07/2008]
Francisco Liriano faced a major league team for the first time in 18 months, gave up no runs and felt no pain. He even made Manny Ramirez look silly on a changeup that the Red Sox slugger flailed at for a third strike. And he made Twins pitching coach Rick Anderson smile. "He felt great," Anderson said.

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LIRIANO LOOKS GOOD IN SPRING TRAINING DEBUT
Source: Fox Sports [03/07/2008]
Francisco Liriano faced a major league team for the first time in 18 months, gave up no runs and felt no pain. He even made Manny Ramirez look silly on a changeup that the Red Sox slugger flailed at for a third strike. And he made Twins pitching coach Rick Anderson smile. "He felt great," Anderson said. "His first outing was outstanding and we just build off of that." Minnesota beat Boston 7-2 Friday behind homers from Justin Morneau and Craig Monroe off Clay Buchholz in the first inning.

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STATUS OF TWINS' SANTANA STILL IN LIMBO (AP)
Source: Yahoo Sports [01/11/2008]
The Minnesota Twins can't escape the attention, not until the status of Johan Santana is resolved. Pitching coach Rick Anderson was targeted twice by strangers during some Friday morning errands, posed the biggest question in baseball this winter not related to the Mitchell Report: "What's going to happen with Santana?" This is life at the moment for anyone associated with the Twins, as long as...

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