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Garret Anderson, a defining figure for the Los Angeles Angels, has died at 53 after a sudden health incident at his home. A key part of the team’s 2002 championship run, he built a reputation for quiet consistency and elite hitting. With over 2,500 career hits, Anderson leaves behind a legacy as one of the most dependable and respected players in franchise history.
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