The Pittsburgh Pirates once again signed Andrew McCutchen to a one-year deal to give him a chance to mentor the young players and help them get back to the post-season.

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 $5 million, one-year deal on Monday to stay in Pittsburgh for the 2025 season,

The Philadelphia Phillies have had the honor of having some of the top players of the past decade on their roster in recent years. Among those players included

The Pirates originally drafted McCutchen out of a Florida high school with the No. 11 overall pick in 2005. During his first and most lengthy stint with the Pirates at the major-l

The free agency market has started to heat up again over the past few hours, with multiple players agreeing to deals with new teams.

Andrew McCutchen is running it back with the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2025, and he celebrated the occasion with a great social media post. The Pirates on Monday shared that McCutchen would be returning to the team for a third straight season.

The Pirates selected McCutchen 11th overall in the 2005 MLB Draft. McCutchen played for the Pirates from 2009 to 2017. After that, the All-Star bounced around a bit, playing for the San Fransisco Giants, New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies and Milwaukee Brewers. In 2023, McCutchen, at 37 years old, signed with the Pirates.

9:05am: The Pirates are in agreement with veteran outfielder Andrew McCutchen, per the team’s social media account. The deal came together this morning. MLB.com’s Alex Stumpf and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Andrew Destin were the first to report the terms of the contract: it’s a one-year deal that guarantees McCutchen $5MM.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- The Pittsburgh Pirates announced on Monday that they have re-signed longtime outfielder/designated hitter Andrew McCutchen to another contract. McCutchen, 38, signed the one-year deal for a reported $5 million, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.