Reds Lose Former 1st-Rounder to Division Rival in Free Agency: Report
Summary
The Pittsburgh Pirates have signed third baseman/shortstop David Wendzel to a minor-league contract after he played for the Cincinnati Reds' Triple-A team. Wendzel was once a first-round draft pick and has experience in the minor leagues. He might get a chance to play in the major leagues with the Pirates.Key Facts
- The Pittsburgh Pirates signed David Wendzel to a minor-league deal.
- Wendzel is a 28-year-old player who can play third base or shortstop.
- He was originally a first-round draft pick by the Texas Rangers in 2019.
- Wendzel made his major league debut last year but played only 27 games.
- After last year, he was designated for assignment and traded to the Reds.
- In Triple-A, Wendzel hit 13 home runs with a .779 OPS in 94 games.
- The Pirates' infield lacks clarity, offering Wendzel a potential opportunity to play in the majors.
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