Pirates, McCutchen

Andrew McCutchen returns to Pirates on one-year deal
PITTSBURGH -- Andrew McCutchen can sense the end of his baseball career coming. It's not quite here yet. The five-time All-Star agreed to a one-year deal on Monday to return to the Pittsburgh Pirates for the 2025 season, confident he can still be a difference-maker for a team trying to get back toward postseason contention.
Pirates All 40: Another Year for Andrew McCutchen
This is one in a series of stories breaking down members of the Pittsburgh Pirates’ 40-man roster. The expected finally took place just before Christmas.
Andrew McCutchen Shares Appreciation For Pirates' Bob Nutting
While the Pittsburgh Pirates' payroll is often under scrutiny due to Chairman Bob Nutting's lack of willingness to spend money, franchise icon Andrew McCutchen
Former NL MVP Andrew McCutchen Returns To The Pittsburgh Pirates On A One-Year, $5 Million Deal
The Pittsburgh Pirates have signed the former NL MVP Andrew McCutchen for a one-year and $5 million deal for the 2025 season.
Perrotto: The Intangible Andrew McCutchen Adds to Pirates
The calendar has flipped to 2025, and the Pittsburgh Pirates have done little to improve their roster. General manager Ben Cherington acquired Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Spencer Horwitz via the Cleveland Guardians in a three-way trade.
Pirates' Andrew McCutchen Reveals Turning Point In Career
The road to the big leagues wasn't a smooth one for Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder turned designated hitter Andrew McCutchen. McCutchen believed he was on the c
Newsday14d
Andrew McCutchen, confident he can be difference maker, returns to Pirates on $5M, 1-year deal
PITTSBURGH — Andrew McCutchen can sense the end of his baseball ... McCutchen was shut down in September 2023 due to an Achilles injury and had dealt with hamstring issues last season, though ...
TribLIVE.com15d
'It's still there': Franchise icon Andrew McCutchen re-signs with Pirates for 2025
Andrew McCutchen made no secret of his hope to return ... Then being a DH on top of that, coming back from an Achilles injury and carrying around 200 pounds. I think that was too heavy for me.