Miami Marlins third baseman Brian Anderson stayed hot on Saturday, driving in three runs and scoring one of his own. Anderson went 2-for-4 with a three-run homer and a single, lifting his batting average to .273 and his OPS to .828. The home run was his sixth, tying him for the team lead, and the RBI brought his total to 24. Anderson went through a slump to start the season, but he's been heating up lately and should be a strong contributor through the fantasy playoffs.

Miami Marlins third baseman Brian Anderson is getting the day off on Monday as the team opens up a three-game series against the Atlanta Braves. Jon Berti is getting the start at third while Jazz Chisholm is covering Berti's typical position of second base. Anderson is slashing .227/.328/.412 with five home runs and 19 RBI over 35 games this season. His strikeout rate this year (32.1%) is way up from last year (21.9%), while his hard-hit rate this year (37.3%) has gone down from last year ...

BALLER MOVE:Add in All LeaguesOWNED IN: 34% of leaguesANALYSIS:Brian Anderson had a quietly useful 2019 season, producing an .811 OPS, 20 home runs, 123 R+BI, and five stolen bases. So far in 2020, he looks to have taken a step forward.The Marlins had a handful of games postponed due to a COVID outbreak on the team, so the 27-year-old has only played 14 games entering Sunday's action. But in those games, he's hit .245/.362/.531 with four homers and 22 R+BI, showcasing improved plate discipline ...

BALLER MOVE:Add in 12+ Team LeaguesOWNED IN: 24% of leaguesANALYSIS:The Covid-19 hit Miami Marlins returned to action this week and have yet to lose since their return. Despite having lots of new faces, Brian Anderson has continued to be a mainstay for the NL East surprise package. In just eight games, Anderson has a .269/.387/.577 slash line with two homers, five runs scored and eight RBI. Prior to this season, Anderson had only homered 31 times in 307 MLB games so isn't a power source but is a...

Miami Marlins third baseman Brian Anderson drove in three runs in Thursday's win, going 2-for-4 with a triple and a single. Anderson is off to a hot start, now hitting .304 with a 1.060 OPS. Anderson should continue to hit in the middle of a suddenly-somewhat-impressive Marlins lineup and could be a key piece on many fantasy teams going forward.

Miami Marlins infielder Brian Anderson hit his second home run of the season in Game 1 of Wednesday's double header against the Baltimore Orioles. Anderson's solo shot was the only run of the game, as the Marlins went on to win 1-0 on their way to a sweep of the double header. Anderson is hitting .263 with a .970 OPS and should be owned and started in most formats as a solid fantasy infielder with beneficial positional versatility.

Miami Marlins third baseman Brian Anderson hit a three-run home run on Sunday, finishing 1-for-4 with two runs scored and three RBI. Anderson also reached by getting hit by a pitch, which he did not seem to enjoy. Anderson finishes the first series of the season with a .300 batting average and a 1.062 OPS. He's hitting in the middle of a much-improved Marlins lineup and should be a good source of fantasy production throughout the season.

Miami Marlins third baseman Brian Anderson has reportedly had initial discussions with the team about signing a contract extension. It sounds like the team threw out the idea of five years, $30 million, but that's no more than a starting point and certainly won't get it done. Anderson is under team control through 2023, so the Marlins would be trying to buy out his arbitration years and add some free agent years as well. Anderson slashed .261/.342/.468 with 20 home runs and played excellent ...

Miami Marlins third baseman/outfielder Brian Anderson stated that he wants to be a Marlin long term. Anderson said he, "loves the direction and message led by CEO Derek Jeter." The 27-year-old is under team control until 2023 and will reach arbitration for the first time after this season. He hit .261/.342/.468 last season while playing strong defense and putting up 3.1 fWAR. That makes two strong seasons in a row after 2018's 3.4 fWAR performance. The Marlins should look into signing Anderson ...

Updating a previous report, Miami Marlins third baseman/outfielder Brian Anderson(hand) "is fine" after being forced to leave Monday's game due to a hit by pitch. Anderson took a Ryan Helsley fastball off his left hand, the same hand that he broke last season from a hit by pitch. It's a huge relief for the Marlins, who like what they have in Anderson, but he's more of a depth piece in deep mixed formats at this point. His positional versatility gives him a slight nudge, but he'll have to show a ...