2 Months Philadelphia Phillies Comment

Kevin Frandsen hit a two-out, bases-loaded pinch-hit double to give the Phillies a 4-3 win over the Royals on Saturday.

Frandsen is a bench player for the Phils but came up big on Saturday. The 30-year-old only had four at-bats as a pinch hitter last season. With two pinch hits already this year, he's quickly growing comfortable in the role.

2 Months Philadelphia Phillies Comment

Kevin Frandsen (wrist) took batting practice Monday but might not be available for the game against the Braves.

Frandsen has dealt with some soreness in his left wrist for nearly a week. Consider him day-to-day.

2 Months Philadelphia Phillies Comment

Kevin Frandsen said that he's dealing with some soreness in his left wrist, but that he should be OK.

Frandsen was forced to exit Wednesday's game after he was hit by a Justin Verlander fastball, but it sounds like the Phillies pulled him for precautionary reasons. He has the stitchings from the ball imprinted on his wrist, so at least he has a nice souvenir. The 30-year-old is expected to open the season on the Phillies' bench.

2 Months Philadelphia Phillies Comment

Kevin Frandsen exited Wednesday's Grapefruit League game after being hit on the left wrist by a Justin Verlander fastball.

Frandsen attempt to go field his position in the bottom-half of the inning, but was unable to continue. The Phillies should pass along an update soon.

3 Months Philadelphia Phillies Comment

Kevin Frandsen tripled, doubled, walked and scored four times as a Phillies split-squad trounced the Blue Jays 13-5 on Sunday.

The Phillies opted to keep Frandsen on the 40-man roster all winter, suggesting that he's assured of a bench spot behind Chase Utley and Michael Young. He probably won't have any fantasy value unless one of those two gets hurt.

6 Months Philadelphia Phillies Comment

Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports that the Phillies have signed Kevin Frandsen, avoiding arbitration.

Terms of the deal are not yet known. Frandsen hit .338/.383/.451 with two homers over 55 games for the Phillies this season and will likely be a utility infielder for them in 2013.

6 Months Philadelphia Phillies Comment

Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com reports that Kevin Frandsen is close to avoiding arbitration with the Phillies by agreeing to a new deal.

Frandsen received lots of playing time at third base down the stretch for the Phils, batting .338/.383/.451 with two homers over 55 games. Philly is expected to sign a third baseman this winter, allowing Frandsen to operate as a utility infielder.

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