Three-Year Veteran Pitcher Signs with Pirates After Mets Exit: Report
Summary
Left-handed pitcher Joe La Sorsa, who has played in the major leagues for three seasons, signed a minor-league contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates. This deal includes an invitation to spring training and the potential to earn $800,000 if he makes the major league roster. La Sorsa previously played for the New York Mets' Triple-A team and has experience with several major league teams.Key Facts
- Joe La Sorsa signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates on a minor-league deal.
- He will join the Pirates' major league spring training.
- If La Sorsa is added to the major league roster, he can earn $800,000.
- He has a lifetime 5.21 ERA in the major leagues with 44 strikeouts in 57 1/3 innings.
- La Sorsa played in the majors for the Tampa Bay Rays, Washington Nationals, and Cincinnati Reds.
- He is remembered for a notable strikeout celebration during the 2023 World Baseball Classic for Team Italy.
- In 49 Triple-A appearances last season, he had a 2.59 ERA.
- La Sorsa aims to provide depth to the Pirates and possibly improve as a major league reliever.
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