Actor Tyrin Turner Shocked by Friend Garret Anderson's Death
Actor Tyrin Turner said he was shocked to learn of his longtime friend Garret Anderson's death because the former MLB star had no known medical issues. Turner, known for "Menace II Society," confirmed the Los Angeles Angels legend's death to TMZ Sports.
Actor Tyrin Turner told TMZ Sports he was stunned by the death of his close friend Garret Anderson, saying the former MLB star appeared to have no health problems before his passing. Turner, best known for his role in "Menace II Society," was one of Anderson's oldest friends.
According to reports, Turner confirmed Anderson's death to media outlets before it was widely reported. The actor expressed shock because Anderson hadn't been dealing with any known medical issues prior to his death.
Anderson played 17 seasons in Major League Baseball, spending 15 of those years with the Los Angeles Angels. He was a three-time All-Star and helped the Angels win their first and only World Series championship in 2002. Anderson retired in 2010 after brief stints with the Atlanta Braves and Chicago White Sox.
Details about the cause of Anderson's death are still emerging. The baseball community and fans have been mourning the loss of the outfielder who was known for his consistent hitting and quiet leadership style.
Anderson was a key player for the Angels for 15 years and helped the team win its only World Series title in 2002. The sudden nature of his death has surprised those close to him and baseball fans.
More details about Anderson's cause of death are expected to emerge from family or official sources.
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