After blistering through the minor leagues, Kade Anderson’s big-league career is off to a slower start. In his first three games, he gave up a combined nine runs and an uncharacteristic seven walks, struggling with command and playing more defense than offense in his at-bats. It’s unfamiliar territory for the champion collegiate who spent this past year setting records in the minor leagues, but for now, there’s nowhere to go but through. Anderson spent this year proving he hasn’t got anything else to learn at Double-A, and there’s little developmental value in sending him to the bounce houses of Triple-A; even if the Mariners wanted to send…
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