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San Diego is pursuing one more hitter and a back-end starting pitcher after being linked to Paul Goldschmidt and Framber Valdez; Goldschmidt chose the Yankees, Andujar signed for DH/1B versatility, and the Padres are weighing bench depth and additional pitching as they shore up a rotation led by Pivetta, King and Musgrove and consider internal options and minor‑league signings.
Tarik Skubal’s arbitration ruling is imminent and could set his 2026 salary at either $19M or $32M, shaping the Tigers’ payroll and future moves. Detroit then agreed to a three-year deal with Framber Valdez, fortifying the rotation. Meanwhile, the Padres signed Miguel Andujar for depth and left-handed-hitting versatility, and the Red Sox added Isiah Kiner-Falefa to shore up their infield defense as teams map their 2026 plans.
San Diego agreed to a one-year, $4 million contract with Miguel Andujar, adding a versatile right-handed bat to the lineup. The 31-year-old posted a strong .318/.352/.470 line in 94 games last season with the A’s and Reds, his best production since his 2018 ROY runner-up year, and he provides depth and platoon potential despite a history of injuries.
Former New York Yankees slugger Miguel Andujar is re-establishing himself with the Oakland A's after a strong minor league season and impressive performances in the Dominican Winter League and spring training. Despite undergoing knee surgery, Andujar has returned to the A's lineup, hitting .375 with a home run and eight RBI in his first six games. The A's are optimistic that Andujar can continue his success and be a key contributor to their offense.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have re-assigned Miguel Andújar and Angel Perdomo to minor league camp, leaving Rule 5 Draft addition Jose Hernandez as the only left-handed pitcher in the team's Opening Day bullpen. The team now has 36 players remaining in major league camp, with the final spots in the bullpen, bench, and backup catcher still unsettled. First baseman/outfielder Connor Joe exited Sunday's game after being hit in the left hand with a pitch, but the Pirates said he was pulled for precautionary reasons and is day-to-day.