One of the most enigmatic players in White Sox history, Tim Anderson was at one time the heart of the team.

Anderson was a First Round Pick (17^th Overall) in 2013, and it only took him three seasons to become a starting Shortstop for the team.  Finishing seventh in Rookie of the Year voting in 2016, Anderson showcased the five tools since his callup, winning the Batting Title in 2019 (.335), and double digits in Home Runs five years in a row (2017-21) with All-Star nods in 2021 & 2022.

Unfortunatly, Anderson an abysmal 2023, where he had a negative 2.0 bWAR, had a Slash Line of .245/.286/.296m which placed him dead last in Slugging, OPS (.582) and got knocked out ny Jse Ramirez.  The White Sox declined his option, and we dropped him five spots from his previous rank, the first time we ever had to do so.

Anderson leaves Chicago with 1,021 Hits, 1,021 Runs and 98 Home Runs.