Pirates Agree To Deals With Taillon, Gonzalez And Feliz
03rd December 2020 09:25 amNews18
PITTSBURGH: The Pittsburgh Pirates avoided arbitration with pitchers Jameson Taillon and Michael Feliz as well as shortstop Erik Gonzalez on Wednesday, signing each for the 2021 season.
The Pirates also declined to offer a contract to reliever Clay Holmes and sent catcher Will Craig outright to Triple-A Indianapolis.
Taillon, a former first-round draft pick, is expected to return in 2021 after missing most of the last two years following Tommy John surgery. The Pirates are relying on Taillon to anchor a starting rotation that will have a new look next year after the team cut ties with Trevor Williams.
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