Pirates Trim Roster, Send Five to Triple-A
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The Pittsburgh Pirates are trimming their roster, optioning five players to Triple-A Indianapolis and reassigning three others to minor league camp. This brings their major league camp down to fifty-four players. Right-hander Brandon Bidois, outfielder Esmerlyn Valdez, and pitchers Wilber Dotel, Thomas Harrington, and Antwone Kelly were sent to Triple-A, while catcher Omar Alfonzo, right-hander Khristian Curtis, and outfielder Mitch Jebb were reassigned to minor league camp. These moves deepen the Pirates farm system for the 2026 season, giving prospects time to shine at higher levels before major league contention heats up.
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