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The Pittsburgh Pirates claimed outfielder Anthony Alford off waivers from the Toronto Blue Jays Thursday.

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August 27, 2020Alford was formerly one of the top prospects in the Blue Jays organization but struggled at the MLB level, hitting just .155 with a .454 OPS over parts of four seasons. The former third-round draft pick can play any of the three outfield positions and is known for his speed.

Pittsburgh general manager Ben Cherington is familiar with what Alford brings to the table, having previously served in the Blue Jays’ front office.

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Damn. Hope he does awesome there.

I feel bad for Anthony. The Jay's front office are pretty outstanding at player evaluation. Hope they're wrong, or that he has a chance of flipping back to football? Likeable guy.....

His 'potential' was Never locked up. He needs to PLAY. ALWAYS. PERIOD!

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