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Andrew McCutchen<\/a>\u2019s return to Pittsburgh has thus far been a dream. While the Bucs\u2019 hot start has normalized to a more modest 26-25 record, it still represents a clear step up from the rebuilding and losing baseball of the previous seven seasons, and McCutchen has been a big part of that resurgence. In addition to his expected clubhouse mentorship of the young Pirates team, McCutchen is also having a return to form on the field, hitting .269\/.364\/.462 with eight homers through his first 184 plate appearances.<\/p>\n

After signing a one-year, $5M deal last winter, McCutchen will be a free agent again this offseason, but he made it clear to Jason Mackey of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette<\/a> that he isn\u2019t viewing 2023 as a farewell tour.<\/p>\n

\u201cTom Brady said he would stop playing when he [stunk]. I don\u2019t want to put it in the same context, but when my body tells me I\u2019ve had enough, then I\u2019ve had enough,\u201d said McCutchen, who turns 37 in October. \u201cMy body is still saying, \u2018Nah, you\u2019re good. You\u2019re fine.\u2019 \u201d<\/p>\n

Obviously quite a bit can still happen with over four months remaining in the season, but on the surface, McCutchen\u2019s comeback year doesn\u2019t look like a fluke. McCutchen\u2019s BABIP is only .301, his wOBA\/xwOBA are almost identical and most of his other Statcast<\/a> numbers are above average, including a 43.8% hard-hit ball rate that ranks as his highest since 2015. The right-handed hitter is also posting roughly similar numbers against both lefties and righties after a dropoff against right-handed pitching contributed heavily to McCutchen\u2019s borderline average numbers from 2020-22.<\/p>\n

After playing with the Giants, Yankees, Phillies and Brewers from 2018-22, McCutchen has regained some stability in returning to Pittsburgh, and as a result he naturally wants to remain with the Pirates in the future.<\/p>\n

\u201cAs long as things continue to be the way that they are, I\u2019m going to continue to keep going,\u201d McCutchen said. \u201cI want to do it here. I don\u2019t want to do it anywhere else. I don\u2019t want to continue my career on another team\u2026 That ballpark gives me a different boost or jolt of energy that I didn\u2019t really have. I don\u2019t know if it\u2019s familiarity or the comfortability of being in Pittsburgh once again. The surroundings, the vibe when you\u2019re on the field, I didn\u2019t have that anywhere else. It\u2019s good to be able to feel all those things again.\u201d<\/p>\n

McCutchen and the Pirates have yet to discuss an extension, though as Mackey notes, a new contract \u201cshouldn\u2019t be much more than a formality\u201d considering how openly McCutchen wants to stay put. From the Pirates\u2019 viewpoint, it\u2019s easy to imagine that the Bucs would want to retain a franchise icon who has continued to be such a productive player.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n