Frazier was the piece sent to Kansas City in July in the Devanney-for-Frazier swap. His departure from Pittsburgh opened an opportunity for Devanney to seize a bigger role in 2026, contributing veteran presence to the Pirates’ middle infield depth and altering the Pirates’ trade and salary-mapping dynamics.

Frazier contributed a line-drive single, adding to KC’s offensive mix and offering a steady contact profile in the middle of the Royals' order, complementing Witt Jr.’s power and Garcia’s timely hits.

Frazier singled in the fifth frame and helped set the stage for Kansas City’s big inning. His left‐handed bat adds depth to the Royals’ contact approach, contributing to the sequence that sparked the rally and added to the late‐game cushion.

Frazier reached on a hit-by-pitch to load the bases and contributed to KC's late-innings rally. His veteran bat and on-base skills add depth to KC's order and provide a stable floor in deeper fantasy formats, especially when the offense is humming.

Adam Frazier’s late two-run homer widened KC’s lead and provided a cushion after a tense seventh. His contact skills and ability to drive runs from the middle of the order give the Royals a reliable source of on-base production and a steady fantasy floor in deeper formats.