Anderson went 3-for-4 with a double, an RBI and two runs against the Mariners on Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

He went hitless Wednesday, but still has eight base knocks over the last four games, with three of those going for extra bases (two doubles and a triple). The rookie shortstop's shown surprising pop since being called up (seven homers, 16 doubles), but his speed's shown up surprisingly little (six steals in eight tries over 64 games) and has struggled mightily with his plate discipline (7:78 BB:K). Anderson was always a high-BABIP hitter in the minors, but he'll find it hard to sustain his current .376 mark in that category as a major leaguer, so his long-term success will hinge on the improvement of his batting eye.