After being outrighted by the Pirates, infielder/outfielder Solak has opted for free agency, utilizing his right to reject the assignment due to a previous career outright. The 30-year-old had begun the season on a minor league contract, excelling in Triple-A with impressive stats including a .393 batting average. Despite his strong minor league performance, Solak struggled for playing time in the majors, logging just 11 plate appearances with the Pirates. He is now looking to secure another minor league deal after going unclaimed on waivers.
Infielder/outfielder has elected free agency, according to his transactions tracker at MLB.com. He was outrighted by the Pirates yesterday but has the right to reject that assignment since he has a previous career outright.
Solak, 30, will now head to the open market in search of his next opportunity. He settled for a minor league deal with the Pirates coming into the year and then got out to a great start.
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