Yohan Ramírez and Peter Strzelecki have been released by the Pirates. Ramírez triggered a release clause with a 3.41 ERA and notable strikeout and ground ball rates in Triple-A. Despite these numbers, he was not called up by the Pirates, leaving him to pursue other opportunities. Strzelecki, on the other hand, had a poor showing with a 9.90 ERA and subpar performance in Triple-A, leading to a more straightforward release. Both players are now free agents.
Yohan Ramírez triggered a release clause in his contract after posting a 3.41 ERA and strong strikeout and ground ball rates in Triple-A Indianapolis.
Despite solid minor league numbers, the Pirates did not call up Ramírez, who has a record of previous interest from other clubs.
Peter Strzelecki was released after a poor performance, posting a 9.90 ERA in Triple-A with low strikeout and high walk rates.
Both players are now on the open market, with Ramírez having a better chance for opportunities based on prior interest across the league.
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