Pirates Sign Veteran Outfielder Tommy Pham to One-Year Deal

The 36-year-old joins Pittsburgh on a $4 million contract, pending a physical, to bolster their outfield depth.

Tommy Pham has agreed to a one-year, $4 million contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates, marking his 10th MLB team in a 12-year career.
The deal is pending a physical and has not yet been officially confirmed by the Pirates organization.
Pham, who turns 37 next month, hit .248 with nine home runs and 39 RBIs last season while playing for the White Sox, Cardinals, and Royals.
Despite defensive struggles, Pham offers versatility in the outfield and is expected to fill a key need for the Pirates in the corner outfield positions.
This signing is part of a series of offseason moves by the Pirates, including re-signing Andrew McCutchen and adding Adam Frazier and Caleb Ferguson.