Freese agreed to a one-year, $6.425 million deal with the Angels on Wednesday, avoiding arbitration, MLB.com's Alden Gonzalez reports. Freese will once again get almost all the starts at third base for the Angels when healthy, but he is not very appealing from a fantasy perspective. He has only hit more than 10 home runs in one of his last four seasons, and he appears to have settled in as a true-talent .260 hitter over the past two seasons. However, perhaps he will be able to make marginal gains over his 2014 numbers now that he has one year of experience in the American League under his belt.