Pittsburgh Pirates weigh potential contract extension for infielder Brandon Lowe

The Pittsburgh Pirates face a pending decision regarding the future of infielder Brandon Lowe, who is in the final year of his current contract. Since arriving in a trade with the Tampa Rays and the Houston Astros last September, Lowe has become a primary offensive contributor for Pittsburgh. He currently leads the team with 28 home runs and 82 RBIs while maintaining a.251 batting average through the end of August 2026. Given that the 32-year-old played the current season on an $11.5 million deal, the club must determine if they will commit to a significant financial offer to retain him beyond the offseason. Fans are currently participating in surveys to weigh in on whether the organization should prioritize re-signing the infielder to keep him in the Pittsburgh lineup for future campaigns.

• 5:13 PMYahoo Sports — VOTE: Do you think the Pirates re-sign Brandon Lowe this offseason?