Pittsburgh Pirates: Four Players Who Won't Return in 2024
These four players may be in the majors in 2024, but it won't be with the Pittsburgh Pirates
By Marty Leap

Pitcher Osvaldo Bido
Back in May when the Pirates were looking like potential contenders in the NL Central, I said if Osvaldo Bido found himself starting games for the Pirates the team was likely in trouble. Well, shortly after I said that the Pirates found themselves in trouble and with Bido making starts.
The career minor leaguer pitched 50.2 MLB innings in 16 appearances, 9 starts. Bido showed why he was a career minor leaguer at the age of 27 in his 50.2 major league innings, posting a 5.86 ERA and a 4.10 FIP.
Bido allowed 4 home runs and opponents hit .266 against him. He walked 8.9% of batters faced and struck out 20.3% of opposing hitters. Not terrible numbers from Bido but nothing special. Certainly, they're nothing that can't be easily replaced.
Long-reliever/swing-man types like Bido can be found all over the place. The waiver wire, free agency, even throughout the Pirate organization. So, moving on from Bido to create a 40-man roster spot seems like a no brainer move to make this offseason.