The Los Angeles Angels honored the late Garret Anderson during their game on Friday, April 17, against the San Diego Padres. The team wore a memorial patch during the game in Anderson's honor, and will wear that patch for the remainder of the season. They also played a video tribute at Angels Stadium and held a moment of silence before the game. "He was a baseball player, and he did everything right," Angels manager Kurt Suzuki told MLB.com of Anderson. "There was nothing flashy. ... He never pimped home runs. That's who I want my kids to model themselves after.