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The offseason is officially underway for the Pittsburgh Pirates and there are a lot of things they need to figure out before the start of the 2027 season. One of those things is what to do with some upcoming free…

Ethan Coulehan of Bucs Dugout analyzes upcoming Pittsburgh Pirates free agents heading into the 2027 offseason, focusing on second baseman Brandon Lowe and relief pitcher Gregory Soto. The writer argues that Pittsburgh should prioritize re-signing Lowe due to his power hitting, Gold Glove finalist defense, and veteran leadership, while acknowledging that his expected high contract demands may clash with the front office's typical spending habits.
Coulehan also advocates for re-signing Soto as a late-inning reliever to strengthen bullpen depth, following a season where he posted a 3.63 ERA and converted 16 of 22 save opportunities. Meanwhile, fellow impending free agent Kirby Yates will not be returning after confirming his retirement from baseball following the conclusion of the regular season.
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