Pirates add five players in Major League Baseball Rule 5 Draft
DALLAS, Texas (WKBN) – The Pittsburgh Pirates added five players in the minor league portion of Major League Baseball’s Rule 5 Draft on Wednesday afternoon at the Winter meetings in Dallas, Texas. The group includes a pair of former minor leaguers from the Cleveland Guardians organization in left-handed relievers Randy Labaut and Steve Hajjar.
Pirates add 5 players, lose 3 in minor league phase of Rule 5 Draft
With the eighth overall selection in this year’s Rule 5 Draft Wednesday, the Pittsburgh Pirates passed on making a pick. However, in the minor-league portion of the draft, the Pirates added five players: righty reliever Franck De La Rosa (Athletics),
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