LA Angels second baseman Adam Frazier had a notable moment in the series finale against the Astros at Daikin Park. In the second inning, with Josh Lowe on third, Frazier bunted to the infield but ran on the grass, blocking Astros 1B LaMonte Wade Jr.

The Los Angeles Angels' army of injuries is set to shrink, as the Angels transferred three players to Single-A for their rehab assignments. The post Angels Transfer 3 Rehab Assignments With Returns Looming appeared first on LA Sports Report.

The veteran could find a better role on a contending team.

It's time to address the fish-shaped elephant in the room.

Los Angeles Angels utilityman Adam Frazier is already surfacing as a surprising, way-too-early trade candidate even though it is months away.

Contenders love multi-position players.

Adam Frazier and Oswald Peraza have both impressed this spring, leaving the Angels leaning toward a platoon at second base.

Los Angeles could lean on versatility at second base as Adam Frazier and Oswald Peraza both make strong final impressions in camp.

The Los Angeles Angels are still looking for a second baseman as Adam Frazier and Oswald Peraza compete for the job.