The Pittsburgh Pirates have recalled shortstop Liover Peguero from Triple-A Indianapolis to bring the active roster to 26 men. The team announced the news on its Transactions page.
Former San Diego Padres utility man Adam Frazier is returning to the Kansas City Royals, who acquired him via a trade from the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Royals sent the Pirates minor leaguer Cam Devanney in a straight swap.
Bringing Adam Frazier back didn't necessarily move the needle for Kansas City Royals fans. The trade the Royals made with the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday swapped Frazier, who spent the entire 2024 season on the Kansas City roster, for 28-year-old utility player Cam Devanney.
It’s not as bad as it may seem When news broke that the Kansas City Royals had traded infielder Cam Devanney to the Pittsburgh Pirates for veteran utilityman Adam Frazier, the Royals Review writer Slack channel fell into chaos.
A former Seattle Mariners infielder will be returning to the American League after a deal between two Central Division teams in opposite leagues. The Pittsburgh Pirates traded utility player Adam Frazier to the Kansas City Royals in return for infielder Cam Devanney on Tuesday.
A team of the Baltimore Orioles' past is starting to pop up in the news. First, it was revealed that their 2023 trade deadline acquisition, Shintaro Fujinami, was heading back overseas to continue his career in Japan after he struggled to find his way in the United States.
The Kansas City Royals are bringing back veteran Adam Frazier, trading fellow infielder Cam Devanney to the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange on Wednesday.
The Kansas City Royals acquired infielder Adam Frazier from the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday, trading minor league prospect Cam Devanney in return. Fansided insider Robert Murray broke the news.
According to a report from Robert Murray of Fansided, the Kansas City Royals are acquiring utility player Adam Frazier in a deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates made a few alterations to their lineup ahead of their series finale vs. the New York Mets at PNC Park. Adam Frazier takes over at second base from Nick Gonzales and will leadoff for the Pirates.
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates altered their lineup ahead of their second game vs. the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field. Adam Frazier will play left field and bat seventh, after not starting the past two games for the Pirates.
Since starting second baseman Nick Gonzales went down with an injury on Opening Day, the Pirates have gone with a platoon of Frazier and Jared Triolo in his place.
Pirates fans had a lot to feel good about last season. Jared Jones and Paul Skenes became impact pitchers, and while the Pirates won 76 games, were competitive headed into the summer last year.
Veteran infielder/outfielder Adam Frazier is rejoining the Pittsburgh Pirates on a one-year contract. Terms of the deal announced Wednesday were not disclosed but multiple reports put the value at $1.525 million.
Adam Frazier, who played for the Pittsburgh Pirates from 2016-21, has agreed to a major-league free agent contract with the team. The deal is for one year and $1.525 million, a source told Pittsburgh Baseball Now.
It's safe to say that things didn't work out the way they were intended to for one 2024 Kansas City Royals signee. Once an All-Star with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2021, Adam Frazier came to the Royals hoping to shore up the second base position and contribute a bit on offense.
The club has already inked Rowdy Tellez and brought back Andrew McCutchen to help fill out the lineup, and Kevin Gorman of TribLive relays comments from GM Ben Cherington indicating the club hopes to add at least one more position player to the mix.
Such a label would likely boost Frazier's stock as teams are constantly on the lookout for players that can bounce around all over the diamond like he can.
The Mariners acquired Adam Frazier from the Padres in a trade Saturday that will send relief pitcher Ray Kerr and outfielder Corey Rosier to San Diego.
Frazier is enjoying a breakout season with the Pirates and was voted as the National League's starting second baseman at next week's All-Star Game in Denver.