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Marlon Anderson is not an outfielder. He has played the mojority of his career at 2nd base.

He appeared in 39 games as an outfielder for St. Louis in 2004 and has 98 career outfield games. Like many players, he has appeared in significant numbers of games at more than one position during his career. --24.107.35.146 21:43, 10 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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