PITTSBURGH -- Adam Frazier is heading back to the Pittsburgh Pirates, according to multiple reports. The club has agreed to terms with the veteran second baseman/outfielder on a one-year deal worth $1.525 million, per the reports. The deal is pending Frazier passing a physical.

Going into the offseason, adding a utility guy on the bench was not even in the top three of what the Pirates needed to accomplish before 2025. With about two w

The Pittsburgh Pirates are bringing back another familiar face for the 2025 season. MLB insider Jon Heyman reported that the Pirates have signed second baseman/

Adam Frazier is back in Pittsburgh on a one year deal, the team he made it to his first All-Star game with and came up with through the minor leagues. That was

Former Seattle Mariners infielder Adam Frazier has signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates, according to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com. He posted the term

The Pirates have agreed to a one-year deal bringing former All-Star Adam Frazier back to the organization. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

A familiar face is returning to the Pittsburgh Pirates on a one-year major-league deal: Adam Frazier. Frazier, 33, agreed to a deal with the Pirates for 2025 worth $1.525 million, a source confirmed to TribLive on Tuesday.

The Pittsburgh Pirates created some buzz on Tuesday when they agreed to a deal to bring back Adam Frazier in free agency. It’s not because Frazier is the same player he was when he started for the National League in the 2021 All-Star game at second base.

When news first broke Tuesday that the Pittsburgh Pirates were bringing back veteran utility man Adam Frazier on a one-year deal, the move raised plenty of eyeb

On Wednesday morning, the Pirates officially announced the return of Adam Frazier. Once a staple in Pittsburgh's lineup, Frazier, now 33 years old, returned on a one-year major league

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.