Adam Frazier delivered a crucial two-out RBI single, helping the Pirates take an early lead against the Rays. His clutch hitting continues to be a valuable asset to the team's offense.

Adam Frazier's shallow fly ball contributed to the Pirates' scoring, illustrating how minor errors from opponents can lead to significant advantages for the Pirates.

Adam Frazier makes a significant return to the Pirates, bringing with him not just experience but also a competitive drive. He's poised to contribute positively to the team as they integrate Paul Skenes.

Teammate Adam Frazier praised Skenes’ pitching ability during practice, highlighting the difficulty of hitting the 'splinker' and noting that Skenes' presence enhances competition among hitters.

Adam Frazier is returning to the Pirates on a one-year contract worth $1.525 million. Having started his career with Pittsburgh in 2016, he played for the team until being traded at the 2021 deadline. At 33, he is coming off a disappointing season with a .202/.282/.294 slash line with the Royals, but he is expected to fill a utility role, having played every position except catcher, shortstop, and center field last season.