Jake Fraley

Jake Fraley is a professional baseball outfielder known for his defensive plays and consistent on-base capabilities, currently playing for the Atlanta Braves. After earning Freshman All-American honors from the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association in 2014 with a .372 batting average during his debut season for the LSU Tigers, Jake Fraley went on to play three seasons (2014-2016) at Louisiana State University. He further honed his skills in collegiate summer baseball for the Chatham Anglers of the Cape Cod Baseball League after his freshman and sophomore years. Fraley’s professional journey commenced when he was drafted by the Tampa Bay Rays in the CB-B round as the 77th overall pick in 2016.

During this breakout period, he was also recognized as the Texas League Player of the Month for his exceptional offensive output. Jake Fraley made his highly anticipated Major League Baseball (MLB) debut on August 21, 2019, with the Seattle Mariners, demonstrating his readiness for the sport’s highest level. Over his MLB career, Fraley has proven his versatility by adeptly playing all three outfield positions. A significant highlight from his time with the Mariners includes his .352 on-base percentage as a rookie in 2021, a mark which tied for the fifth-highest in franchise history.

In 2024, Fraley achieved several significant career milestones, reflecting his sustained impact in the league. These included reaching his 200th career hit on March 31, followed by successfully securing his 50th career stolen base on July 24. He further added to his career statistics on August 19, 2024, by hitting his 50th career double, continuing to demonstrate the offensive and defensive capabilities for which he is known as a professional baseball outfielder.