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LAA • 2B
about 1 month ago
Frazier will open the regular season splitting time with Oswald Peraza at second base for the Angels. The 34-year-old veteran is a steady, yet unspectacular, option at this advanced stage of his career. He can be safely ignored for fantasy purposes.
LAA • 2B
about 2 months ago
The 34-year-old infielder delivered a two-run double in the eighth inning of this one that capped off the scoring. Frazier has not only played his way onto the Angels’ roster this spring, but it seems like he could wind up being the team’s starting second baseman on Opening Day. He’s hitting .368 (7-for-19) with five RBI and a stolen base during Cactus League play.
LAA • 2B
2 months ago
Fraizer, 34, slashed a respectable .267/.319/.365 with seven homers, 44 RBI, eight swipes and an 81/26 K/BB ratio over 459 plate appearances between the Pirates and Royals in 2025. With a strong showing in Cactus League play, he could win himself a reserve role on the Halos’ Opening Day roster.
PIT • 2B
10 months ago
And trade season is officially underway with Frazier being dealt for INF prospect Cam Devanney. Frazier had started only one game for the Pirates in July and was used as a pinch hitter in five more, so his role was already being reduced. The veteran was 19-for-70 (.271) from June 1 on with one home run, eight runs scored and seven RBI while playing mainly outfield for the Pirates. This could open up more opportunities in the outfield for Alexander Canario or perhaps give the Pirates room to call Nick Yorke up from Triple-A, unless Devanney is brought up right away. Frazier will likely be a left-handed bat off the bench for the Royals and could potentially be a bad sign for the health of Michael Massey, who was hit by a pitch in the hand during his rehab assignment last week.
Source: Robert Murray
PIT • 2B
11 months ago
Frazier finally got the Pirates on the board with an RBI knock off of Jameson Taillon in the sixth inning, trimming their deficit to two runs at 3-1. That would be his only hit in three at-bats on the night. For the season, the 33-year-old infielder is hitting .259/.322/.352 with three homers, 18 RBI and four stolen bases.