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Dependent on passing a physical, free agent Kenny Lofton agrees to a one-year pact to play with the Pittsburgh Pirates this season

March 14th, 2003

Free Agency, Pittsburgh Pirates

March 14, 2003, Kenny Lofton, 14-Mar, Pittsburgh Pirates, Reggie Sanders

On March 14, 2003 — Dependent on passing a physical, free agent Kenny Lofton agrees to a one-year pact to play with the Pittsburgh Pirates this season.

He was coming off a season in which he hit .261 with 72 walks and 29 stolen bases, but the Pirates were able to sign the six-time All-Star and four-time Gold Glove winner late in the off-season for just over one million dollars. Four days earlier, Pittsburgh also signed outfielder Reggie Sanders to a free agent contract. Lofton played 84 games for the Pirates, hitting .277 with 58 runs scored and 18 stolen bases before he was traded to the Chicago Cubs in late July.

Sources:
Baseball Reference March 14SABR Games Project
Retro Sheet
This Day in Baseball March 14

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