MLB Hot Stove: Mariners Add Second All-Star Warrior Adam Frazier In Trade With Padres, Per Report
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NS Seattle Mariners settled on their second baseman position. The club is set to get the second All-Star warrior Adam Frazier are from San Diego Padres for a pair of young athletes, left-handed Ray Kerr and quarterback Corey Rosier, ESPN’s Jeff Passan reporting. Neither team announced the transaction.
Frazier, 29, joins San Diego in a deadline deal with Pittsburgh Pirates last season, even though he never really integrated with the Padres. He hit .324 / .388 / .448 with four hosts in 98 games with Pittsburgh before the trade and .267 / .327 / .335 with a homer in 57 games with San Diego after the trade. From 2019-20, Frazier hit .256 / .325/.402 in 210 games with Pirates.
Although he has experience in the left field, Frazier is best suited in the second establishment, where the Mariners have had a revolving door since trading Robinson Cano three years ago. Frazier allows receiving transaction deadlines Abraham Toro to slide to the second base, his natural position. Their usual lineup might look something like this:
- 2B Adam Frazier
- NS JP Crawford
- RF Mitch Haniger
- 1B Ty France
- CF Kyle Lewis
- LF Jarred Kelenic
- 3B Abraham Toro
- DH Jake Fraley
- NS Tom Murphy
Obviously, there’s still room for improvement on that lineup – the Mariners can use a large DH stick to get into the cleanup position, most notably – but that’s not an insult either. Seattle also has top leads Julio Rodríguez arrived and he intends to become a legitimate striker of the attacking lineup. Offense is not yet elite but is on the rise.
At 10.8%, Frazier had the fourth-lowest hit rate in baseball last season, so he brings the much-needed contact factor to the Mariners’ fourth-highest hit rate in the game (24 ,8%). Also, Frazier will be a free agent next season, it should be noted. Without extension, he can test open market a year from now.
As for the Padres, they have quickly gone from being a player with a difficult time to fit into this season’s roster, and they recoup two prospects after infiltrating their farm system to perform. transactions over the past few years. MLB.com not rated Still, Kerr, a Triple-A quitter, or Rosier, picks Seattle’s 12th round in 2021, out of the Mariners’ 30 most likely clients.
The Mariners have won 90 games and are in the yellow card race right through to the final weekend of last season, and they are expected to spend big this season in the hopes of taking another step forward in 2022. The Padres had an extremely disappointing 2021. They took 79-83 places after entering the year as World Championship contenders.
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