The Pittsburgh Pirates announced on Friday morning that they have agreed to terms with 31 players on contracts for the 2019 season. The group includes all of the pre-arbitration players on the 40-man roster, plus Dario Agrazal, who was dropped from the 40-man roster over the off-season.
Most of the players are signing for $555,000, which is the Major League minimum, with slight raises for players who have been in the majors a little longer. The players who spend parts or all of 2019 in the minors, will be paid according to how long they have been on the 40-man roster and whether or not they have any big league experience. Those salaries range from $44,750 to $134,250.
Here’s the complete list:
Agrazal, Dario
Barrett, Jake
Bell, Josh
Brault, Steven
Brubaker, JT
Burdi, Nick
Crick, Kyle
Diaz, Elias
Escobar, Luis
Frazier, Adam
Gonzalez, Erik
Holmes, Clay
Keller, Mitch
Kingham, Nick
Kramer, Kevin
Kuhl, Chad
Liranzo, Jesus
Martin, Jason
Moran, Colin
Musgrove, Joe
Neverauskas, Dovydas
Newman, Kevin
Osuna, Jose
Reyes, Pablo
Rodriguez, Richard
Santana, Edgar
Slegers, Aaron
Stallings, Jacob
Taillon, Jameson
Tucker, Cole
Williams, Trevor
