Nick Pivetta, the top unsigned starting pitcher, declined a qualifying offer from the Red Sox, allowing them to secure a compensatory draft choice. Although initially expected to attract significant interest due to a strong starting pitching market, Pivetta remains without a contract as the offseason progresses. After a mixed 2023 season with a 4.14 ERA, he rebounded late in the year, demonstrating durability despite a flexor strain injury. His consistent performance in the low 4.00 ERA range has raised questions about his appeal to potential teams seeking a reliable starting pitcher.
Pivetta is the top unsigned starting pitcher, declining a qualifying offer from the Red Sox which positions them for a compensatory draft choice.
Despite early offseason expectations for Pivetta, he remains unsigned while other pitchers secured multi-year contracts worth over $60MM.
Pivetta, an innings eater for Boston, struggled early but excelled later in the year, showing resilience and potential for future performance.
Even with a high inning count, Pivetta's ERA has consistently stayed in the low 4.00s, raising concerns for teams seeking reliability.
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