Pillar's addition, which addresses the Sox' unclear picture in right field, is expected to be announced with the team's non-roster invitees to spring training next week.
In 11 seasons with the Blue Jays, Giants, Mets, Red Sox, Rockies, Dodgers, and Braves, he has a .257/.294/.409 batting average, a .702 OPS, and 106 home runs.
While Pillar's defensive metrics have declined, he provides a cleaner look in the field alongside catchers Martin Maldonado and Max Stassi, shortstop Paul DeJong, and second baseman Nicky Lopez.
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