I gave Anderson a mulligan in my first viewing, as the righty failed to make it out of the first inning. He showed all four of his pitches as well as an intriguing combination of stuff and size, but had absolutely no command of his arsenal.

In my second viewing, he found more success in the box score, but the stuff from his first start may have actually been better. He had several issues in the second start; letting his emotions get to him after plays didn't go his way, constantly missing glove side, and overthrowing. His secondary offerings became firm, including the changeup that registered in the upper-80s in this look.

After these two starts, I haven't seen enough to believe this player can stick in a starting rotation. Instead, I see him becoming a power reliever in a bullpen, where a team can let his arm loose for an inning.

While he can hold his velocity, he's clearly more comfortable out of the stretch. I don't think he'll ever be able to hit glove side due to his delivery. The overthrowing won't allow for development of the changeup, or for answering reliability questions. Lastly, it may be best for him to pocket the curveball, allowing him to work on the aforementioned issues rather than working on throwing all four offerings at High-A.