Per Ken Rosenthal
Sources: Jason Frasor to # Braves.
Ken Rosenthal @ Ken_Rosenthal 1m 1 minute ago
Frasor had a 1.54 ERA with the # Royals before getting released, though he had allowed 39 baserunners in 23 1/3 innings.
Per Ken Rosenthal
Sources: Jason Frasor to # Braves.
Ken Rosenthal @ Ken_Rosenthal 1m 1 minute ago
Frasor had a 1.54 ERA with the # Royals before getting released, though he had allowed 39 baserunners in 23 1/3 innings.
Last edited by Oklahomabrave; 07-16-2015 at 10:45 AM.
Who didn't see THAT coming???
Has there EVER been a statement and question a certain someone should absolutely never have made and asked publicly more than...
Kinda pathetic to see yourself as a message board knight in shining armor. How impotent does someone have to be in real life to resort to playing hero on a message board?
Meh.
Honestly, these are the moves we need this year though. Low risk and a chance to pull a Grilli (:/) or JJ type of success.
Interesting. Boston, Texas, Toronto, Minnesota, Seattle were all supposedly interested too.
It would be amazing if the Braves were able get a few good innings out of him and then ship him off for a little piece.
Amazing ERA given that he has walked 15 people in 23.1 inningsOriginally Posted by Oklahomabrave
Love those ex-Royals.
Top 75 prospect?
FIFY.
Top 50 or we don't need him.
"Yes, I did think Aldrich was good UNTIL I SAW HIM PLAY. "- thethe
No doubt!! As soon as I saw he was DFA'ed on Rotoworld I thought to myself "He's gonna be a Brave!"
The Chosen One (07-16-2015)
Hart still wants to win.
Forever Fredi
And if I remember correctly I thought he was a pretty important bullpen piece for the Royals when they made their run last postseason...
Good. I was really worried about the lack of Jasons in the pen
Yeah I'm still upset that we didn't get anything for Grilli and just feel sorry for him in general...**** happens I know, but the timing of that and the freak injury factor just blew my mind
I feel worse for him, which is rare since I always want this team to get the maximum value. But, he seemed like a really good guy, having a solid year, that would of went to a contender. Sucks for all parties!
steveAKAslick (07-16-2015)
I agree totally, seemed to have turned his career around and even though he wasn't striking out the side every night out like most wanted/missed a la Kimbrel he has been equal if not better than Kimbrel this year...sucks because a few teams seemed very interested in a JJ/Grilli package deal, for a solid team that is struggling to finish games those two would have been great...unfortunately at Grilli's age that injury could be a career ender, I hope not however, he seems like a great guy in general and in the clubhouse
JohnAdcox (07-17-2015), UNCBlue012 (07-16-2015)
The Braves will sign free agent reliever Jason Frasor, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports on Twitter. The Royals recently released the 37-year-old righty, who drew fairly wide interest upon hitting the market.
Frasor worked to a 1.54 ERA in his 23 1/3 innings on the season, and his fastball velocity is even up a shade over last year, but his bottom-line results were not quite supported by the peripherals. He walked 15 batters (against 18 strikeouts) over that span. And ERA estimators were down on his contributions, with SIERA valuing those innings at a decidedly negative 4.71 mark.
Of course, Frasor has had better overall numbers in the not-so-distant past. He was outstanding down the stretch and in the postseason for the Royals last year, and ended the 2014 campaign with a 2.66 ERA and 8.8 K/9 against 3.4 BB/9 to go with a 46.9% groundball rate.
Atlanta Braves @Braves 12m12 minutes ago
#Braves and free-agent RHP Jason Frasor have agreed to terms on a Major League contract for the remainder of the 2015 season.
I do wonder why he chose us over a contender. Lord knows teams need pen arms. I'm guessing we offered the most in the hopes that we could flip him and possibly even eat the remainder of his salary in doing so?
Duh, The Braves Way.
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