Todd Frazier

A decade or two ago, a fastball that reaches 100 miles-per-hour would enough to land an 18-year-old pitcher among the best handful of prospects in baseball. In an era of unprecedented fastball velocity, however, when it’s almost as though it takes 95 miles per hour to get your foot in the door, 100 mile-per-hour fastballs have gone from a golden ticket to a jumping off point...

The "Todd-Father" has returned home! Following a trade from the White Sox Tuesday, Toms River native Todd Frazier's trade to the Yankees has his hometown fans buzzing...But what number will he wear?

Despite growing up a professed Boston Red Sox fan in Toms River, Todd Frazier will be right at home at Yankee Stadium when he puts on the pinstripes for the first time. When he was a star on Toms River's Little League World Series, he and his teammates were invited onto the field at the old Yankee Stadium, which produced a now-famous photo of a 12-year-old Frazier standing out at shortstop next to

Todd Frazier is coming home. The former Toms River South superstar was traded from the Chicago White Sox to the New York Yankees late Tuesday night as part of a blockbuster deal that strengthens the Yankees' pursuit of a championship...

Todd Frazier might have been just the third player ever to win back-to-back Home Run Derbies on MLB All-Star weekend if not for, arguably, the greatest home-run-hitting exhibition ever by arguably the most powerful hitter on the planet right now...

The Cincinnati Reds traded former Toms River South and Rutgers star Todd Frazier Wednesday to the Chicago White Sox in a three-team trade involving the Los Angeles Dodgers, according to an official announcement by the White Sox. Jeff Passan of Yahoo...

When the bright lights are shining, Todd Frazier is always ready to put on a show. The former Toms River South and Rutgers University star drew a roar from the home fans in Cincinnati when the Reds third baseman won the Major League Baseball Home Run Derby in dramatic fashion on Monday night...

LAKEWOOD - Connor Kaden can still remember being a little kid in his room, swinging a tiny Lakewood BlueClaws bat and dreaming like any other young baseball player. On Friday night at FirstEnergy Park, it will Kaden's job to miss Lakewood BlueClaws' bats with his fastball, sinker, slider and changeup as a member of the Augusta GreenJackets, the low Class A affiliate of the reigning World Series ch

Just moments ago, ESPN announced the starters and reserve players for the upcoming MLB All-Star Game and, as we had hoped, Toms River's Todd Frazier will be heading to Minnesota for the annual showcase of baseball's best.

If a .278 batting average, 17 home runs, and 44 RBI isn't good enough to get you to the MLB all star game than I don't know what is. Born and raised in Toms River and now playing for the Cincinnati Reds as their third baseman, Todd Frazier is having the best season of his young career.

The rest of the world is discovering what I’ve known since he was a little kid….Todd Frazier’s personality combined with baseball skills makes him a fan and media favorite. See the video below: Your browser does not support iframes...