Man, do I like Adam Frazier, and I respect him, and I really did not like seeing him go.

So that's going to make this episode not a whole lot of fun.

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you'll also check out fraser was signed by theates yesterday to a one-year major league deal worth

$1.525 million. And you can say, hey, that's not much of a gamble. I'm all right with that. I

remember him. He was good. At the all right with that. I remember him.

He was good.

At the time he was traded, he was probably at his career peak, which still somehow didn't allow Ben Charrington to get absolutely anything of value for him.

But now, he's 33 years old.

He's played for four different teams, including San Diego, the team that got him in that

trade.

And just now, in 2024, he batted 202 with a 282 on-base percentage.

Spanning 294 plate appearances, he had four home runs and 15 extra base hits.

That's not him.

Meaning that's not the version that you remember.

And a lot like whoever that guy was they signed yesterday,

the lefty reliever, sorry, already forgot his name.

You're giving out major league contracts,

and you're giving out 40-man roster spots,

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