Adam lives in Nashville, Tenn... Led the NCAA in 2013 with 107 hits at Mississippi State, where he was teammates with current Royals Hunter Renfroe and Chris Stratton...In 71 games as a junior in 2013, he hit .352 (107-for-304) with 20 doubles, 38 RBI and 62 runs. + Graduated in 2010 from Oconee County High School (Ga.), where he was a four-year starter and honorable mention Louisville Slugger All-American…was First Team All-State after leading his team to a 29-5 finish with a .524 batting average as a senior...Set a Georgia state record with 53 doubles during his high school career and was a three-time letter winner in basketball…his high school uniform No. 11 was retired on Oct. 26, 2018.
2023
Frazier appeared on the Opening Day roster for the seventh consecutive season in 2023…in his first season with the American League East champion Orioles, he recorded a career-best 13 HR and 60 RBI...Each of his career-best 13 HR came in his 1st 97 games (80 starts) through July 30, and he did not record a HR in his final 44 games (33 starts)...Per Statcast, Frazier ranked in the top 4% of Major League Baseball with a 40.9 sweet spot rate, in the top 11% with a 14.9 strikeout rate and in the top 16% with a 19.2 whiff rate...He had a career-best 18-game on-base streak from May 6-25.
2022
Appeared in a career-high 156 games for the Seattle Mariners, leading the team and ranking ninth in the AL in that category...Also led the team with four triples, which ranked tied for ninth in the AL; stole a career-high 11 bases...Had 33 multi-hit games, third among Mariners hitters...Ranked in the top five percent of MLB in strikeout rate (12.1%) and whiff rate (14.4%), per Statcast...Made appearances at five different positions, playing 124 games at second base, 21 in right field, 16 in left field, four at shortstop and two in center field; ranked eighth among MLB second basemen with six outs above average, per Statcast...Made his Postseason debut in 2022, appearing in five games for Seattle and tallying five hits with one double, three runs scored, one RBI and one walk; had a game-winning RBI double in the top of the ninth on 10/8 at TOR as the Mariners swept the ALWC...Went 4-for-5 with four RBI out of the leadoff spot in the Mariners home opener on 4/15 vs. HOU; was the only player in the majors in 2022 to have 4+ hits and 4+ RBI out of the leadoff spot; became the third player (fourth occurrence) in Mariners history with 4+ hits and 4+ RBI, joining Ichiro Suzuki (2x, 8/17/04 & 9/20/03) and Mickey Brantley (9/14/87)...From Opening Day through 7/4, had a .242 BABIP, fifth-worst among qualified AL hitters; from 7/5 to the end of the regular season, owned a .298 BABIP...Had an actual batting average of .238 compared to an expected batting average of .262 (-.024), per Statcast; tied for the 16th largest negative margin between actual batting average and expected batting average in MLB.
2021
Hit .305 (176x577) with 83 runs, 36 doubles, 5 triples, 5 home runs, 43 RBI, 10 stolen bases and 48 walks in 155 combined games between Pittsburgh (98 G) and San Diego (57 G)...Hey Now, You’re an All-Star - Named to his .rst career All-Star team, batting .331 (115x348) with 53 runs, 26 doubles, 4 triples, 4 home runs, 29 RBI, 5 stolen bases and 33 walks in 89 games prior to the All-Star Break...Welcome to Seattle - Acquired by Seattle from San Diego in exchange for LHP Raymond Kerr and OF Corey Rosier on Nov. 27, 2021...Trade - Traded from Pittsburgh to San Diego along with cash considerations in exchange for Michell Miliano (rhp), Jack Suwinski (of) and Tucupita Marcano (inf) on July 26, 2021...Streaker - Recorded three individual hitting streaks of 10 games or longer: 13 games (5/27 - 6/10), 12 games (4/28 - 5/11) and 10 games (5/14 - 5/25)...13-game streak was longest of his career...Leader Among Us - Ranked among Major League leaders in hits (8th, 176) and batting average (10th, .305)...Career Year - Posted career-highs in hits (176), batting (.305), doubles (36), runs scored (83), stolen bases (10), walks, games played (155) and on-base percentage (.368)...Looney Platoons - Hit .317 (131x413) against right-handed pitchers, compared to .274 (45x164) vs. left-handers...It’s Gonna Be May - Hit .360 (40x111) with a .408 OBP during the month of May, hitting safely in each of the .rst 10 games during the month...recorded two games with four hits during May: May 14 vs. SF and May 20 at ATL...overall, recorded at least one hit in 25 of 28 games during the month.
2020
Led the Pirates in games played and hits; shared lead in RBI...Made 40 starts at second base and 13 in left field...Was one of the three finalists for an N.L. Gold Glove award at second base for the second straight year...His .994 fielding pct. as a second baseman tied Arizona’s Ketel Marte for the top mark among National League second basemen...Made just one error (8/18 vs. Cleveland) in 154 total chances at second base...Finished the season with a 24-game errorless streak at second base (90 TC)...Was the team’s most-used leadoff hitter (27 games); hit .208 (22-for106) with four doubles, four homers, eight RBI and 12 runs from that spot in the lineup...Was the Opening Day starter at second base for the second straight season...Connected off Anthony DeSclafani for his eighth career leadoff home run on 8/13 at Cincinnati...Had season-high three hits on 8/22; also connected off Milwaukee’s Brent Suter for his third career homer off a LHP...Started in left field on 8/28 at Milwaukee; his first start there since 9/2/18...Had a career-high 12-game hitting streak (14-for-38, .368) from 8/29-9/9, raising season average from .191 to .236...Went 4-for-36 (.111) in his next 12 games thru 9/21...Finished season hitting safely in five of his last six games (9-for-25; .360)...Connected off Kyle Hendricks for his ninth career leadoff homer on 9/23...Homered in back-to-back games for the second time in his career on 9/23-24.
2019
Established career highs in nearly every offensive category...Led Pirates in games played, at bats and triples...Tied for fourth among National League leaders in triples...His .331 average from 8/20 thru the end of the season was the third-highest in the N.L. behind Nolan Arenado (.361) and Tommy Edman (.345)...Made all 142 defensive appearances (133 starts) at second base...Ranked second among N.L. second basemen in fielding percentage (.989) behind Atlanta's Ozzie Albies (.994)...Was one of the three finalists for the N.L. Gold Glove Award at second base...Ranked fifth among all Major League second basemen in games at that position...Hit five home runs leading off the first inning; the most in one season by a PIttsburgh player since Al Martin hit six in 1999...Hit .273 (90-for-330) with eight home runs, 29 RBI, 47 runs scored and a .328 OBP in 79 games while batting first in the lineup...Was the Opening Day starter at second base and the leadoff batter...Delivered a game-winning, two-run double as a pinch hitter on 5/12 at St. Louis...Had a career-high five hits and tied the Major League record with four doubles in a game on 7/1 vs. Chicago; the last and only other time it was accomplished by a Pirates player was by Paul Waner on May 20, 1932...Went 9-for-10 with five doubles and a home run in back-to-back games on 7/1-2, making him only the second player in the modern era (since 1900) to have at least nine hits, five doubles and a homer over a two-game span (also Joe Cronin in 1933 with the Washington Senators on June 19 and 21)...Was named N.L. Player-of-the-Week for the week of 7/1-7 after hitting .600 (18-for-30) with seven doubles, a homer and seven RBI in seven games...Hit .341 (31-for-91) with 10 doubles and nine RBI in 25 games in July; his 10 doubles were tied for second-most in the league during the month...Snapped an 0-for-18 streak with his fifth career leadoff home run and third of the season on 8/10 at St. Louis (off Adam Wainwright)...Hit leadoff homers in back-to-back games on 9/1 at Colorado and 9/3 vs. Miami...Was ejected for the first time in his career on 9/8; by home plate umpire Jesus Ortiz for questioning called strikes...Hit .330 (34-for-103) and had a .378 OBP over his final 29 games, dating back to 8/29.
2018
Was Pittsburgh's most-used leadoff batter (47 games and a 28-19 record in those starts)...Made 47 starts at second base, eight in right field, seven in left field and four in center field... Hit .323 with runners on base and .333 (18-for-54) with runners in scoring position...Hit .336 (47-for-140) in 59 games at PNC Park and .230 (41-for-178) in 54 games on the road...Was the designated hitter on Opening Day and went 3-for-7 with two runs scored as the leadoff batter on 3/30 at Detroit...Connected off Chase Anderson for first career leadoff homer on 5/6 at Milwaukee...Hit his second leadoff homer on 5/15 vs. Chicago-AL off Reynaldo Lopez...Was hitting .237 overall and mired in an 8-for-43 (.186) slump when he was optioned to Triple-A Indianapolis on 6/10...Went 6-for-30 (.200) in eight minor league games before being recalled on 6/20 when Corey Dickerson was placed on the Family Medical Emergency List...Went 1-for-3 with a walk in two games before being optioned back to Indy on 6/23...Reached base safely in his last eight games with Indy between 7/16-24...Was recalled by the Pirates on 7/25 and hit .306 (55-for-180) with seven home runs and 27 RBI in his final 55 big league games...Had a pair of doubles while coming off the bench on 7/26 vs. New York (NL)...Collected three hits off Jacob deGrom while leading off on 7/28 at PNC Park...Connected off St. Louis' Chasen Shreve for a home run on 8/5; his first career homer off a left-handed pitcher...Hit his second career walk-off home run on 8/19; a solo shot in the 11th inning off Chicago's Brandon Kintzler... Batted .338 (26-for-77) with 12 extra-base hits, 15 RBI and a 1.006 OPS in 24 games during the month of August...Went 4-for-4 with a homer and three RBI on 9/3 vs. Cincinnati; tying his career high (second time) in hits (also 8/14/16).
2017
Led all Grapefruit League players in runs (17) and hits (25) during spring training while finishing second with a .403 batting average...Was Pittsbrugh's most-used leadoff battter during the regular season (63 games and a 33-30 record in those starts)...Hit .304 (52- for-171) in 54 games played after the All-Star break...Hit .355 (50-for-141) with runners on base and .326 (30-for-92) with RISP...His .415 average with runners in scoring position after the All-Star break was the fourth-highest total in MLB behind Baltimore's Tim Beckham (.439), Washington's Anthony Rendon (.421) and Washington's Daniel Murphy (.417)...Produced a .346 average in 38 day games...Made 44 starts in left field, 35 at second base, 10 in right field and one each at third base (4/9), shortstop (4/15) and in center field (5/25)...Went 8-for-21 (.381) with a walk, two HBP and two RBI as a pinch hitter...Was the Opening Day starter in left field and the leadoff batter...Started eight of the first 11 games at five different positions; left field, DH, second base, third base and shortstop...Was placed on the 10-day D.L. on 4/24 (retro to 4/23) with a left groin strain...Hit .400 (4-for-10) in three rehab games with Triple-A Indianapolis between 5/8-11 before being recalled from rehab and reinstated from the D.L. on 5/12...Played the final two innings in center field on 5/16 vs. Washington - his second career game there...Produced six straight multi-hit games in a stretch of six starts between 5/14-21, going 15-for-28 (.536) with two doubles, seven RBI and six runs scored... Homered, singled and walked four times on 5/24 at Atlanta, becoming the first Pirates player to reach base safely six times in a game since Neil Walker on 8/12/12...Made first Major League start in center field on 5/25 at Atlanta...Hit a pair of three-run homers in back-to-back games on 5/24- 25...Collected first career walkoff hit on 7/16 vs. St. Louis; a two-out single off lefty Brett Cecil in the ninth inning that snapped a 3-3 tie...Fell a homer shy of hitting for the cycle on 8/10 at Detroit...His home run on 8/19 vs. St. Louis was his first long ball since 5/25...Left the game on 8/27 at Cincinnati with right hamstring discomfort (injured running to first base in his first at bat)...Was on the 10-day D.L. from 8/28 thru 9/8 with a right hamstring strain...Had his first inside-the-park home run on 9/9 at St. Louis...Connected off Milwaukee's Cory Knebel for first career walkoff homer on 9/20...Was Pittsburgh's recipient of the MLBPAA Heart and Hustle Award.
2016
Split season between Triple-A Indianapolis and Pittsburgh...Began season with Indy, where he made 43 starts in left field, 13 in center field and eight at second base...Had four hits on 4/22 at Louisville ...Finished the month of April by hitting safely in seven-of-eight games from 4/22-30, going 14-for-29 (.483) with four multi-hit efforts...Batted .328 (21-for-64) in 18 games during the month of April...Had a 13-game hitting streak from 5/9-21 (19-for-54, . 352)...Hit safely in 20 of his 23 Triple-A games during the month of June (36-for-92, .391)...Had his second four-hit game on 6/15 vs. Pawtucket...Was leading the International League in batting (.333) and hits (87) when he was selected by Pittsburgh on 6/24...Made Major League debut on 6/24 vs. Los Angeles (NL) and singled off lefty J.P. Howell in his first at bat; played the final four innings at second base...Entered game on 6/26 vs. Los Angeles in the second inning and played right field and left field while singling twice off lefty Clayton Kershaw; also had first Major League RBI in the game ...Started the game on 7/17 at Washington at second base and produced three doubles in the 18-inning victory; his first two doubles came off starter Max Scherzer...Made his first of 16 starts from the leadoff spot on 7/21 vs. Milwaukee and went 1-for-4 with an RBI...Connected off Philadelphia's Edubray Ramos for a pinch-hit home run on 7/24 at PNC Park; his first Major League homer and the fourth of his professional career...Georgia native had two hits and two RBI while playing in front of family and friends on 8/2 at Atlanta...Had career-high four hits while starting in left field on 8/14 at Los Angeles (NL) ...Hit his second Major League home run on 9/5 off St. Louis' Miguel Socolovich ...Produced a .300 average (33-for-110) and a .345 OBP in his 27 starts...Made 13 starts at second base, 10 in left field, two in right field and two at third base; also made one appearances in center field on 9/26 vs. Chicago...Hit .333 (18-for-54) with runners on base and .333 (10-for-33) with runners in scoring position ...Was hitting .351 following his three-hit game on 9/20 at Milwaukee; went 4-for-32 (.125) with two RBI in his last 11 big league games...Went 10-for-24 (.417) against left-handed pitchers.
2015
Ranked second among all Pittsburgh minor leaguers in batting average while spending entire season with Double-A Altoona...Finished season with the top batting average among qualifying hitters in the Eastern League before the title was later awarded to Bowie's Trey Mancini based on Rule 9.22(a), which governs individual qualifications for league leadership in batting average, slugging percentage and on-base percentage; ended up ranked second in the league in hitting and third in OBP... Was named to the Eastern League mid-season All-Star team...Began season on the D.L. after breaking a finger during spring training...Was activated on 5/6...Went 3-for-5 while hitting his first home run as a member of the Curve on 6/8 at Erie...Was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to lift Altoona to a walk-off win vs. Harrisburg on 6/19...Hit .424 in June to raise average from .293 on 6/1 to .363 at the end of the month...Hit safely in 15 straight games from 6/28 to 7/16...Hit a home run leading off the first inning on 9/6 at Binghamton on the day Altoona clinched a playoff spot... Went 9-for-28 (.321) with a double, three triples, four RBI and six runs scored in seven games while playing for the Glendale Desert Dogs during the Arizona Fall League...Hit .318 with four doubles, a triple and eight RBI in 12 games while playing for Team USA Premier12 team...Went 3-for-4 with an RBI and run scored in Team USA's win over Mexico on 11/20 at the Tokyo Dome.
2014
Spent entire season with Single-A Bradenton... Hit .355 (33-for-93) in 22 games during June...Hit first professional home run on 7/24 at Daytona Beach (did not homer in his three-year career at Mississippi State)...Led all Florida State League shortstops in double plays (84).
2013
Began professional career with Jamestown and was named to the New York-Penn League mid-season All-Star team...Ranked third in the league in hitting and second in on-base percentage...Produced a .354 (35-for-99) average in 25 games during the month of July...Hit safely in 14 straight games from 7/13-28...Hit .322 against left-handed pitchers and .321 against righthanders.
